Am I missing something? Why is there a need for a separate programming language for a use case like this? Don't we have enough programming languages to get by? Why a library wouldn't suffice?
It just does not seem reasonable to me to dump an ecosystem built by an established programming language to solve a domain problem
The benefit for me would be quick, isolated development environments. I want to boot a contained swarm of services connected to each other in a single command, and shut them down in a single command as well
This is great, is it possible to make it work with Docker?
Edit: Yes, it is.
Edit2: It is possible, but whether is it worth it or not is still a question. xhyve is a supervisor after all, you still need to boot a vm to use Docker. So if you like me, thought for a second that this can make containers in OSX a reality, don't get excited too early.
- there's a learning curve
- that problem was solved a long time ago by putting the most important buttons on the wheel.
- the car screens are not as big as the iPad, at the moment you put all your 5 fingers, you might occupy the whole area, and you won't have anywhere to scroll
given all that, that video proposes a new approach, not a solution.