I used Fish for several years before switching over to nushell a few weeks ago.
Nushell takes the ideas behind Fish even further by incorporating types other than strings and adding more built-in functionality that’s useful for your average command-line user.
I doubt I’ll go back but both are great! Highly recommend Fish and Nushell!
Please do. This has been a consistent pain point in my Rust web dev experience and even seeing some examples of how others structure solutions really helps!
My understanding was that darcs fixed the model but had fundamental performance problems at _some scale_. I think pijul took the same concepts and tried to streamline them. And this rewrite does that...again?
I worked at a company with an engineer who had a Perl script that prompted them to record what they were doing at random intervals through out the day.
When it came time for performance reviews, not only did it make for entertaining reading but it was easy to find all the small improvements they made that normally slip through the cracks.
> For maintaining eye contact during video call we need to look at camera rather than screen.
I solve this problem in most meetings by positioning the main view as a smaller window directly under my webcam. This helps put my focal point close to the speaker from their perspective.
Just took a look at your landing page, cool idea -- one element of your service that really stood out was down at the bottom "Free concierge onboarding".
Really interesting offer. Do you find new subscribers take you up on this a lot? Seems like a great way to improve your migration tooling!
Although it's not a "codebase" per se, Architecture of OpenSource Applications is a great way to see how lots of major applications are structured. http://aosabook.org/en/index.html
I've been using Hasura for several months at work and it's approach to GraphQL has nailed the level of abstraction needed for early product development.
It's a great complement to serverless and static front-ends.
The fundamentals are very different but it’s a case of convergent evolution - and I’m happy to liberally sprinkle clone’s around my rust code