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C is a good starting point a it has less abstraction when compared to higher level languages, ive started my biggest project so far which is creating a compiler is c and asm

I don't have the problem with tutorial hell although I do watch tutorials to help me understand specific parts. Instead of looking for "____ for beginners" I look up specific parts that stop me, parts that I don't understand. "How make a new file", "how to fix this error", "how to do this", "how to do that". I noticed that articles with people asking questions helped me a lot.

just dont watch tutorials lol. build something on your own. read a book

Thank you bro for this video

Amazing review

I started do app with Dixous, and found a lot of issues when I can't find common things (React-like) in documentation. For example how to do Fn parameters, optional parameters etc. I have stucked... And then rewrited everything to Leptos. Now I'm very happy.

Maintainer here 👋 Thanks for checking out Ratatui! This has so many great takeaways we can focus on! :)

3:16 Because Leptos uses trunk, if you edit a file and save, it will hot reload. Even though it does not have its own CLI it still supports hot reloading. Great video!

WHAT? Huh? THE MUSIC I CA…JUST NEVERMIND THANKS ANYWAYS

use a different font that doesn't have 'mono' in it, that should fix your nvim status line

13 And no man hath ascended up to heaven, but he that came down from heaven, even the Son of man which is in heaven. 14 And as Moses lifted up the serpent in the wilderness, even so must the Son of man be lifted up: 15 That whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have eternal life. 16 For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. 17 For God sent not his Son into the world to condemn the world; but that the world through him might be saved. 18 He that believeth on him is not condemned: but he that believeth not is condemned already, because he hath not believed in the name of the only begotten Son of God. 19 And this is the condemnation, that light is come into the world, and men loved darkness rather than light, because their deeds were evil. 20 For every one that doeth evil hateth the light, neither cometh to the light, lest his deeds should be reproved. 21 But he that doeth truth cometh to the light, that his deeds may be made manifest, that they are wrought in God. (Jn.3:13-21)

gamedev??

Nicely done!

Excellent

Love following your journey through this game! :)

What IDE / Editor is this?

is genial.

Can you compare Iced with TAURI? I'm curious on its performance and programmer friendliness.

Leptos is entirely a web framework while Dioxus supports running as a native application (same goes for Iced and Slint btw). So you are kinda comparing apples to oranges here.

That's another huge positive about iced vs. slint: it seems to support dark mode out of the box, while slint got rid of it to save 15% on compile time. Dark mode is a huge accessibility need, especially for people like me who are light sensitive. Auto-detect of dark/light is also important, because on my Mac I invert colors (inverted + light theme, normal + dark theme) regularly, so the app needs to respond accordingly. Will try iced and see if it supports this on Linux and Mac.

The text in the middle of the video constantly flashing one word at a time is a real accessibility problem. It's nice to think of captioning your video. However, proper closed captions (rather than Google-generated ones) instead of flashing text would be much better. I came here looking for a comparison between the two UI frameworks. Accessibility is not a feature or afterthought. Accessibility is imperative to good UX design. Please consider this in the future. Thank you.

Interested in this and really wanted to watch it. Those stupid pop-words drove me away. What the hell were you thinking?

how about a comparison of the generated HTML and i assume JS assets ?

i noticed some graphic glitches when testing iced that leads me to think you should ass ome criterais : perceived stability (graphics and usage ) and binary size. Comparison are relevant when they're not totally subjective :)

Ты измени ширину окна, сделай её маленькой, и посмотри какое ужасное поведение будет у Iced. Мне кажется, Iced это нерабочая штука. Изначально плохо реализованная.

your benchmarks that you show are old, the latest version has leptos-v0.6.3 dioxus-v0.5.1 1.33 1.49 => weighted geometric mean but I agree leptos is harder for beginners

i really wanted to watch your video, but the words popping up is making me dizzy. If you could reupload without those. that would be great

Very helpful, thanks!

Tauri ftw

developer experience: 1/5 dioxus, takes years to compile

what about performance lol? you didn't judge their performance. iced is ass in terms of memory usage and performance.

slint has no drag & drop widgets hahahahhahaha wtf

this is pretty dope

you're playing an old version.

Stop with the bouncing big texts in the video. It's so distracting.

click bait , je baited... i made siri in python

Wangu 👏🏽

Please, great content ruined by the word overlays. Just dump them PLEASE

I hope you can make more videos for iced/slint that are more focused on teaching them.

The words that pop up are terrible.

Hey, you're still starting out so you have room to change. I really don't like those bouncy single-word subtitles, please look into less disturbing alternatives.

oof. “declarative” UI with a DSL is not something i expected to see in AD 2024. the whole MVC thing seems so dated, and after using Android with XML it’s an immediate turn off for me

what is that top bar flicker? how are you not triggered by it :D cmon man

Hi, great video! Your subtitles in the beginning (around 01:00) are slightly offset in terms of timing and it is really distracting

Interesting investigation. I wanted to offer an opinion in regards to the video style. The constant bounce in text in the middle of the video is REALLY off-putting. Not going to say don't have text, just don't abuse the animation. I'd suggest minimising how often in the video you do it also, save it for key moments or big points being made. If you want to enhance the experience for deaf viewers, make sure to set up your closed captions when you publish the video. It's a common human behaviour that if you put text in front of someone their brain will automatically go to read it without conscious effort. This can be useful, but it can also cause issues if done too much, essentially hijacking human behaviour is likely to cause discomfort to some. The side effect of this automatic attention is that if there's other stuff going on at the same time it is likely to be missed and become irrelevant. For a video on GUI's I kind of expected more to be shown of the actual graphics. It felt like you were showing personal bias toward Iced, as you spent more time playing with the Iced counter, but barely featured the Slint version app. It was obvious that the Slint version auto scaled and positioned it's elements, but the Iced version didn't, which made a like for like comparison unequal also. What would you have to do in order to get that behaviour in Iced, or perhaps what would you have to do to remove that behaviour from Slint?

Iced was not created by system76, they joined to the already established project

Interesting🤔

Pamberi ne rust!

I believe in you bro

Good luck!!