dureuill

Would you happen to have some links about Linus hating Ada? While his stance on C++ is well-known, this is the first time that I hear he has public opinions about Ada. Thank you

I had some luck with yew + bulma.io. There's a crate called ybc they implements yew components using bulma classes. I had to reimplement a component myself though because I needed to hoist its state. Doing so wasn't very complicated.

Well, a dedicated package manager such as cargo sure is convenient. Maybe what we currently need is rather a "meta package manager" that knows of many package managers and can orchestrate them?

While it is technically not 1.0, I have yet to see a breakage and I have been using it since 0.7.

The language maturity one, I can concur though. The rust implementation has been fine, but pycapnp was plagued with memory leaks until recently, and curre tly has performance problems[1] that makes it unsuitable for my use case.

As for the level 2+ protocol, it looks cool on paper, but it looks like a lot of added complexity to address an advanced use case.

The language itself has generics and sum types, which makes it much better at modelling the problem domain than protobuf.

[1]: https://github.com/capnproto/pycapnp/issues/256