Libraries, platforms, ecosystems, what are you into these days?
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Libraries, platforms, ecosystems, what are you into these days?
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I'll start with a non-obvious choice: Ruby on Rails.
Yes, it's the good-ole framework I've been using forever, but I am really satisfied with the combination of stability and long-held conventions with the new stuff being pushed out which is generally designed for simplicity in the age of increasing complexity.
Turbo, Solid Cache, and Litestack, come to mind as interesting stuff I'm really happy is happening. It's all kind of "boring", but in an exciting way!
Gaming wise - GTA 6 obviously! 😅 But jokes aside - I'm eagerly awaiting the official release of React Server Components and am curious about how it will impact the React community and ecosystem.
We managed to build react server components with express for WebCrumbs (GitHub here). Still experiment with alternatives and checking pros and cons. Feel free to join us or watch us in our mission.
Been using them in a large Nextjs project for a little while now and so far they're not great. Feel like a stepping stone to something better.
I would love to know a bit more about your experience. Perhaps it's something we make it work for WebCrumbs. Are you open to talk? I'd love to pick your brain.
For me, it's been my own release dates recently with my Refactoring with C# book releasing late last month, working towards the release of my LinkedIn Learning course in Q2 2024, and another book in Q3 2024.
As far as external content - mostly .NET releases every fall, but with sneak peaks at the things Microsoft announces at their two major conferences, those new products and product improvements are starting to get just as important to me since I can anticipate their launch.
At the risk of sounding like a self-centered bafoon... My own (FOSS) releases.
And especially with releasing implementations in new languages for the framework that I'm developing. Pushing myself to explore some of the limits of languages is equally interesting and satisfying!
It started off with a PHP implementation about 10-15 years ago, which I've now about rewritten to support current PHP versions. I've also implemented a JS/TS variant and wrote a dynamic class loading module to deal with configuration based module definitions in the process. And I'm excited to implement it in Java and Python. The latter will probably be up first. And this is proving to being a bit of a catalyst to learn Go and perhaps Rust!
I should really do a post about it. But seeing my vision pan out and still hold up after so long is making me excited to release it.
But to not leave anyone wondering, it is essentially a runtime environment agnostic middleware framework that allows code re-use across runtimes. Similar to what the PHP runtime effort has been doing, but more flexible and configurable.
Really nice! Do you have a GitHub repo we can follow?
github.com/Colore is where everything is at. I do really need to update docs and whatnot though!
Hello @ben ❣️
In the realm of new releases, my excitement revolves around the unfolding advancements in AI and machine learning. The innovative strides made in this domain, be it breakthroughs in natural language processing, computer vision, or autonomous systems, are reshaping industries and daily life. Moreover, the emergence of new tools and frameworks is propelling accessibility, enabling a broader community to engage and contribute to this transformative field. These developments not only signify technological progress but also herald the potential for unprecedented societal evolution. What about you? What areas are capturing your enthusiasm amidst the latest releases?
Mistral model release.
google gemini
That makes sense