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Are these software popular? Are these maintainable long term? Are you getting feedback from users?
by yojat661 8mo ago
Are these software popular? Are these maintainable long term? Are you getting feedback from users?
- Kerrick 8mo agoRatatuiRuby is pretty new still: its beta launch was Jan 20. Octobox's TUI is built on it [0], and Sidekiq is using it to build theirs [1]. I believe they'll be maintainable long-term, as they've got extensive tests and documentation, and I built a theory of the program [2] on the Ruby side of it as I reviewed and guided the agent's work. I am getting feedback from users, the largest of which drove the creation of (and iteration upon) Rooibos. As a rendering library, RatatuiRuby doesn't do much to guide the design or architecture of an application. Rooibos is an MVU/TEA framework [3] to do exactly that. Tokra is basically a tech demo at this stage, [4] so (hopefully) no users yet. [0]: https://ruby.social/@andrewnez@mastodon.social/115935182284375913 https://ruby.social/@andrewnez@mastodon.social/1159351822843... [1]: https://ruby.social/@getajobmike/115940044592981164 https://ruby.social/@getajobmike/115940044592981164 [2]: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/0165607485900328 https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/016560... [3]: https://guide.elm-lang.org/architecture/ https://guide.elm-lang.org/architecture/ [4]: https://ruby.social/@kerrick/115983502510721565 https://ruby.social/@kerrick/115983502510721565
- yojat661 8mo agoAppreciate the response. My primary concern with llm coding is long term maintainability. The paper you linked seems interesting, will give it a read!