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by gdotdesign 1y ago
> have you thought about including Form Validation to the core lib? There is a module for that in the standard library ( https://mint-lang.com/api/Validation ). Moving the functionality into the language level is intr
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by gdotdesign 1y ago
Thank you! And it's written in Mint :D
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by gdotdesign 1y ago
With Mint ( https://mint-lang.com/ ) I'm trying to move away from frameworks in a language to the language being the framework — having abstractions for things which are done by packages and frameworks like components, l
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by gdotdesign 1y ago
Technically you can yes, but the language doesn't support it out of the box, you need to jump through hoops to make it work. But you are right, I'll change TypeScript to say it's partially supported.
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by gdotdesign 1y ago
- The type system documentation is here: https://mint-lang.com/reference/types/type-system - in short it's a functional language at heart with a Hindley–Milner type system - TypeScript syntax comparison is he
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by gdotdesign 1y ago
In the last 8 years, we had two kids and I have a full-time job, so Mint was/is a side project with virtually no marketing. Yes, it is a bit of torture :) however I'm getting there. Context ( https://mint-lang.com/n
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by gdotdesign 1y ago
If you want something that is similar but looks better and more mature, check out Mint (mint-lang.com - I'm the author)
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Mint 0.27.0 Released(mint-lang.com)
1 points by gdotdesign 1y ago|0 comments
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7GUIs in Mint(mint-lang.com)
2 points by gdotdesign 1y ago|0 comments
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Mint 0.26.0 Released(mint-lang.com)
1 points by gdotdesign 1y ago|0 comments
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Front End Language Feature Matrix(mint-lang.com)
1 points by gdotdesign 1y ago|1 comments
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by gdotdesign 1y ago
Hi! I've created this page to showcase the features of Mint (since there are so many) and their corresponding versions in other similar languages. I'll keep expanding this with other languages in the space.
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by gdotdesign 2y ago
The compiler can inject information at compile time so no runtime reflection is necessary.
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RealWorld project is stopping maintenance(github.com)
1 points by gdotdesign 2y ago|0 comments
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by gdotdesign 4y ago
It depends on the thing you want to create. The browser UI controls are limited at best, keep your expectations low. Writing Vanilla JS is error-prone unless you are very disciplined, writing "Vanilla" CSS is OK for the most part,
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by gdotdesign 5y ago
You are right :) I'm planning on adding a lot more features in the future though, like the ones you said. I'm working on it in my spare time, so things are going slow.
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by gdotdesign 5y ago
Check out DevBox https://www.dev-box.app/ (I'm the developer) It has most of the utilities of DevUtils and actually more :)
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by gdotdesign 5y ago
Thank you for reminding me :)
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by gdotdesign 5y ago
If you are not on macOS and like something similar check out DevBox https://www.dev-box.app/ It has most of the utilities as DevUtils. It's available on macOS, Windows, Linux and as Chrome and Firefox extensions. (edit
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by gdotdesign 5y ago
If you want something like that, check out Mint (www.mint-lang.com) :)
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Show HN: Everyday Utilities for the Everyday Developer(dev-utils.app)
6 points by gdotdesign 5y ago|7 comments
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Distributed Persistent Rendering (DPR)(css-tricks.com)
4 points by gdotdesign 5y ago|1 comments
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by gdotdesign 6y ago
It's not a framework per se, but you can give Mint (www.mint-lang.com) a try :) It's specially created for SPAs.
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by gdotdesign 6y ago
> This looks very cool. Thanks :) > Do you have a roadmap? It's no written roadmap yet, currently I'm working on a UI library which is written in Mint, and these are things which the majority of people want which I'll w
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by gdotdesign 6y ago
> I would like something like Elm, but Elm doesn't interoperate with JS. You can try Mint: https://www.mint-lang.com I've created it because I wanted something like Elm but with easier JS interop and less boilerplat
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by gdotdesign 6y ago
I've build the backend of Base API, and the Mint programming language in it. Base API runs on Heroku and it's memory consumption is really low (around 20Mb on average) also it's slug size is 3.3MB. I think it's a really
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by gdotdesign 6y ago
Thanks :) Mint has what Svelte doesn't: - consistent language with a good type system - at its base it is a functional language - styling is built in - https://www.mint-lang.com/guide/reference/components&#x2F
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by gdotdesign 7y ago
I've invested a lot of time in Elm about two-to-three years ago, the two main things was elm-ui [1] and elm-github-install [2]. At the time elm-ui was impossible to build without "native code" so I used it and built elm-githu
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by gdotdesign 7y ago
Rounting, styling and data storage is much better and easier to do. I lost interest beacuse I wanted to help/influence it's the development but my ideas weren't welcome and after two? years since then the problems are still t
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by gdotdesign 7y ago
It is possible, but it turns out they are not a 100% compatible.

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