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Looks very great! I have a question regarding usecases. Given that it is restricted to be used only in rust + wasm, also with no access to "regular" side effects (e.g. for http I have to use flawless http but not reqwest), could you give some examples of who and how could benefit from Flawless?
mostly learning new languages and tools.
Convert & store CSV to JSON, with Docker build: https://github.com/zarkone/csvproxy [typescript]
Get last failed logs from github actions, with native image build (i found it is quite annoying to go to UI and scroll it each time :) https://github.com/zarkone/faillogs [kotlin]
I've tried and beat Crash Bandicoot and Crash Cart for the first time this year. (I'm 25, and neither me nor my friends had PS1 in my childhood). While playing this game I was like always been on the bleeding edge between difficulty, wishing to give up and encouragement... I mean, I just couldn't resist, -- I couldn't turn off the console, in spite of the fact that I had to re-run some levels about ~50-80 times to beat.. It was amazing, very challenging journey, i had always been feeling that arcade spirit while playing, which is such rarity nowdays.
related: elisp x11 (in russian, but with screenshot): https://www.linux.org.ru/gallery/screenshots/7805904
Yes, i've tried to use Clojure, JS and native(erlang) view servers. Native view fns are significantly faster
Erlang on Xen: https://github.com/cloudozer/ling
Just to share experience, i've recorded Macro named dup-line and bind to `C-M-y`. And find it very handy :)
At least, Rust version has CLI options implemented