wafadaar

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   by wafadaar 1y ago

   I wish OCaml was a more popular/used language. It seemed to have a "boom" ~2015 with functional frontend frameworks such as Elm and Reason but died out soon after that. Jane Street supports alot of the OCaml ecosystem publicl
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   by wafadaar 1y ago

   Not exactly. My aspiration would be to make a package manager that has a CLI for Java. Additional tooling that matches the functionality of uv/ruff/ty would be nice, as it would allow you to develop Java on not just an IDE (Intell
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   by wafadaar 1y ago

   Bootstrap is a completely different framework with a different design language (one that many may precieve as out of fashion). This library/framework allows folks to use ShadCN (a component library) similar to Bootstrap which is only a
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   by wafadaar 1y ago

   It's been crazy how far Java (the language) has come in the past half-decade, while it seems like the tooling around the language has not improved at all. Sure most developers have progressed from Maven to Gradle, but not having someth
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   by wafadaar 1y ago

   Like any tool, really depends on how you approach using them. Giving it a problem statement and just blindly asking it for an answer will always yield the worst result, but I find this is often our first instinct. Working with it to solve t