Not my video, but thought it was a good watch worth sharing

What's up with projects using "-io"/".io" in their name but not actually using a .io domain?

drawio.com brands itself as "draw.io" but uses .com.

OP, why is it "drawdb-io"?

Cool project btw :)

Pretty sure draw.io _used_ to be draw.io

Probably DNS issues that come from using other countries TLD led them to change it?

thanks! i'm planning to buy drawdb.io once i'm able to

From the website: "eC is a superset of C and its ABI is fully compatible with C."

Huh, the whole site is `contenteditable`. Is this just to give a quirky aesthetic or is there some other reason?

Makes it terrible to scroll on mobile, in my experience.

What is it with web3 sites and their obsession with marquees? https://radicle.xyz/faq

It's actually a web1 thing: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/ma...

Right well I meant that they seem to be making a comeback after web2 realized they were a bad idea and shunned them.

Is marquee a design technique on the front end?

Ruby is nice in this regard though :-)

    x = `git --version`
    puts(x) #=> "git version 2.43.0"

Ruby is nice in every regard :) Most languages have some form of backticks to run an external binary. When I left my original comment I got a phone call in the middle of it and rushed it, sorry about that. What I really meant was having the versatility of the big 3 file descriptors along with return codes, etc. You can use Open3 (in the ruby case) but it's unwieldy compared to, say bash.

Ruby is really nice in this regard, in fact — you’re not limited to backticks; you can use any quote delimiters you want.

Not a Crystal expert, but the Marten tutorial mentions a `crystal play` command that will run a web-interface with an interactive "playground" that you can interact with your program's functionality in: https://martenframework.com/docs/getting-started/tutorial#in....

Elixir: Phoenix Framework.

I don't think I've ever had so much _fun_ writing a web app before :)

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