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Betlang – A programming language detection model in 50kb(github.com)
3 points by demonthos 2mo ago|0 comments
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Betlang: A tiny (50kb) programming language detection model(github.com)
3 points by demonthos 5mo ago|0 comments
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by demonthos 4y ago
DOM mutations still happen in JS, they are just send from native-rust code. It is exactly like a liveview with a local server + webview wrapper
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by demonthos 4y ago
You can use rust's feature flags with one flag per renderer to specialize based on the renderer
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by demonthos 4y ago
For Dioxus web and desktop (webview), we provide a use_eval hook to execute Javascript that should allow you to use interface with MIDI
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by demonthos 4y ago
Widgets are currently not implemented, but we plan to integrate with access kit to provide accessibility for applications built with Blitz
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by demonthos 4y ago
Dioxus uses the virtual DOM as the core that allows rendering to many different platforms. Yew and Dioxus are somewhat similar but Dioxus represents it's virtual DOM very differently internally. Because of the way Dioxus' virtual
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by demonthos 4y ago
More like flutter. Your code is compiled to machine code. It uses wgpu to render to desktop and mobile naively
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by demonthos 4y ago
Dioxus is still pre-1.0. We will try to minimize unnecessary changes, but there will be breaking changes between 0.x releases. This allows us to keep iterating to find the best approach. If you are willing to brave some breaking changes and
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by demonthos 4y ago
Right now Dioxus uses webview for all platforms except TUI and blitz. Why? Choosing to use a webview renderer initially allows us to support many platforms quickly with fully featured renderer and accessibility built in. Comparing to Flutte
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by demonthos 4y ago
Dioxus desktop uses Wry (one of the libraries Tauri is built on) which requires WebView2 on windows. You can install this on windows 7 or include a bootstraper. All windows versions after 7 have WebView2 pre-installed. In theory, 32 bit mac
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by demonthos 4y ago
Building an application that works with TUI, web, and desktop is possible but there are some differences you need to keep in mind. The TUI renderer has a different scaling factor than the web renderer. One pixel is one character and Widgets
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by demonthos 4y ago
The homepage is built with Dioxus so it uses Javascript and WASM right now. Dioxus does support ssr ( https://docs.rs/dioxus-ssr/latest/dioxus_ssr/ ) which could be an option to support better progressive enhan