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I've been so curious about this framework, and Crystal in general, but sadly they've also inherited Ruby's attitude of Windows as "when we get to it". I'll pro

I've been so curious about this framework, and Crystal in general, but sadly they've also inherited Ruby's attitude of Windows as "when we get to it". I'll probably try it out when they eventually add Windows support, but if Ruby and Git are anything to go by, what starts out as second class always will be. I'm currently using Rust, largely because `cargo` solves so many headaches, but I would prefer a garbage-collected language for most uses.

RangerScience 8y ago
Windows will beat them to it, with the Linux Subsystem. You can also go with a Docker+mounted FS, which'll let you run the code in the container, but edit the code with whatever. Hell, I even do this on my mac so I don't have to worry about the rest of the environment setup.