I agree. I find Rust’s syntax much better than Go’s.

They are practically infinite, but finite technically.

Yeah, I’ve been using Rust with Leptos and Axum for a website I’ve been working on. Works great tbh. I don’t even know JS.

It’s a better fork of SearX

I use my own self hosted SearXNG.

Funny how they benchmarked an ARM CPU and not a x64 one as if ARM CPUs are now faster than x64 ones.

Dioxus is indeed nice, however it feels too “bloated”. The WASM files are bigger than what Leptos produces and Dioxus is not just focused on web development but also desktop and mobile apps. I don’t need that. Leptos is good enough. I do plan on releasing a mobile app if this project gets significant interest, I’d probably do that in Kotlin so that the app is native and not web rendered.

Well, I haven’t really started building it yet. I do plan on using Leptos for an upcoming project I have.

Oh no, I dare not belittle CSS. I haven’t even done any real website development yet. It was all just Rust and Python backends.

So just new CSS?

Thanks for the search.

The problem with my gaming laptop is that there’s some hardware issues that are pretty costly. I’d rather just get a new laptop at that point.

Framework laptops are indeed good, but their prices exceed my budget alot.

Okay, my bad. Go’s syntax sucks now that I take another look at it compared to Rust’s.

I’d say go with Go or Rust. Go is like Python (garbage collection) but compiled. Rust is kind of like C++ but not exactly. It does not have garbage collection or manual memory management but something called “ownership and borrowing”. It’s as fast as C++ or even faster and has a modern syntax. Though Rust is harder than Go since it is under the hood a systems programming language. If you want something faster than Python, Go is good. I specifically chose Rust over Go since I wanted performance and just wanted to try how it was. I’m still a beginner in Rust but I wrote a few projects at reasonable scale for my level. And also, Rust’s error messages are extremely nice. It really lives up to the memes.

To learn Rust: https://www.rust-lang.org/learn

To learn Go: https://go.dev/learn/

Bidirectional.

It probably will only federate:

• Communities that are created
• Posts that are created
• Comments that are created
• Deletion of posts, users and comments
• Modlog for the action mentioned above

Thanks. Will check it out.

Is Java really that fun? I really hate boilerplate languages.

The webserver performance is not my main concern. It’s the speed of the algorithm.

The most I read and hear is “you’re a hacker”. And I get labeled as the computer nerd alot in school.