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I never use highlighting and a don’t like git.

I’ll still to zsh

I had amazing experience building UI PoCs in Rust - Ratatui for TUIs - Leptos for WASM webdev - bevy for ECS WGPU

Awesome!

REAL DEVELOPERS use Comic Mono 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

telescope.nvim >

Isn't this just alacritty reskin with AI?

Bat is great when I don't want to open my editor

Windows ke liye kab tak wait Krna padega 😢

How can you even switch from React or Angular to Rust..... Is this even possible to write frontend in Rust????

Based, using Rust in production, best experience among all languages

It would have been helpful if you had provided links.

But if you're opening files quickly in vscode already, then what's the point in learning a new application that does the same thing?

damn! bat just became my new favorite util thanks!

You may use ORM unless you want to the data to be fast, consistent, atomic, normalized, safe, reportable. For anything else ORM is great.

As a frontend web dev, how is switching to rust an option?

so what exactly is the advantage over using zsh with pipe and xargs or parallel? I was expecting that from this short...

Source available?

I come back to this video frequently. Thank you for sharing.

Will this work on android 👀

for windows 10

Hey I also think postman is a waste of time.

Awesome improvement! But guys... I'm still waiting for the fallback font option. All other terminals have it. I believe in you ❤

Love this! I still remember talking to Advait almost a year ago at Hack@Brown and later at a Neo Scholars meetup at TreeHacks. He's such a nice guy and great to see him on!

11 months

I thought this was implemented a few months ago, no?

Hey all. We decided to try something new and release live footage (edited down) of an interview between Jess (our dev advocate) and Advait (our engineer) in celebration of our launch of same line prompt (which is our most requested Github feature of 2024). It's very technical, and gets into the nitty gritty of our grid UI system, how Warp talks to the shell, and the code behind scrolling, text selection, and text wrapping. We hope you enjoy this content!

Why does warp need a login?

Maybe this nushell is actually good? Dunno, haven't tried it. But you're doing a very poor job of selling it.

Freakin love zoxide! I can jump around so fast!

That's really cool 🙂👍

you will pry cd from my cold dead hands xD

The settings screen on Mac ought to be default Mac UI and not custom UI. The fonts on the settings also need to be default SF or Helvetica Neue not the condensed one that Warp is using. That's inconsistent UI experience

Npm packages is the biggest junks of internet content

dif: command not found

I've seen so many of these videos and I am always surprised that none of them talk about tmux. By far it is the biggest productivity booster for me after neovim

Great video!

I could listen to you all day saying "The Fuck".

Real programmers use arch.

Great video, thanks for the overview

Why JavaScript Devs are Switching to Rust in 2024 <-- they aren't at all. some are, sure.. but majory will either stick with JS/TS, and others will go more likely towards: go or python. Rust is too complex for them (no demeaning, but fact). Rust is far from easy (quite low level language, even more low leven than say java or c#), beyond hello world alike apps. It's more that some tooling is using rust under the hood, but js developers won't touch the sourcecode for those tooling. So to be honest, it's quite a clickbait title you put up for the video.

OOP is bullshit, use a Struct with a pointer. End of story. OOP is dead.

I tried it, I had to manually write the path for everything I installed after it in the config files, it was annoying.

The reasoning here is quite flawed

So it is a normal shell with the -human--readable flag on lol

Bash terminal best. Don't get into this bs

Most people only commenting at the guy mention powershell...most case people use it because they have to at work like mine, they don't let me use whatever I want

Sometimes i feel docker is just a overrated piece of junk that would take forever to learn to use correctly rather than help me deal with issues first.

Excellent explanation of similarities between JavaScript and Rust. To be honest, I tried to learn a bit about Rust some years ago, but since I have no experience in low-level programming languages, I abandoned my learning. Now that I have seen these similarities, I'm not fear a lot about learning Rust like in the past.

I can't believe you use puthon and fuc* in the same video.