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One reason I love writing production code in Ur/Web is that LLMs are incapable of synthesising something even remotely resembling it. Keeps me on my toes. I th
by buggymcbugfix 5mo ago
One reason I love writing production code in Ur/Web is that LLMs are incapable of synthesising something even remotely resembling it. Keeps me on my toes.
I think this is a great policy by the Zig team.
- wk_end 5mo agoUr/Web! That's something I haven't heard about in ages. Is it still in active development? In what circumstances are you using it? Fun, your own startup, is some secret big commercial user of it...?
- buggymcbugfix 5mo agoThe compiler is being actively worked on by Adam and his team at Nectry, but unfortunately those developments are not currently being backported to the open source repo. I'm fairly confident this will happen eventually. I maintain my own private fork with some small modifications which I started polishing up this week to release it for a talk that I'm preparing. The project I'm using this on is an ecommerce site [0] written in 100% Ur/Web with a hand-rolled backend ERP system written in PHP (not by me) which I am slowly replacing bits of with new Ur/Web code. As of today, we have 22223 lines of Ur/Web code, weighing in at 701 KiB. [0]: https://liepelt.design https://liepelt.design