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Get it? Because mizu means water in Japanese?

• lowlighter 2y ago
  Maybe it'd feel weird for a native speaker to have something named "Water", but it does sound cool. But that's also related to another project of mine, matcha (which is a kind of tea) which is a semantic css stylesheet. Both were designed as a mini-ecosystem, kind like how you would put tea in your water
  • evertedsphere 2y ago
    it'd be as weird as mizu if it were just named cha/ocha
  • malvim 2y ago
    I mean, we have stuff called “windows”, “word”… “Water” is as good a name as any other. Congrats on your work, I look forward to testing it out this weekend!
• ender1235 2y ago
  The Japanese name makes it cool and fancy :).
• serial_dev 2y ago
  In Hungarian, mizujs means "what's up", and it's often shortened to mizu, so, having a mizu.js JavaScript library would be a pretty cool name (for us who understand Hungarian). https://glosbe.com/hu/en/mizujs https://glosbe.com/hu/en/mizujs