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I made the Rust compiler and the Rust Markdown pipeline (https://satteri.bruits.org https://satteri.bruits.org) in this, let me know if you have any questions,

I made the Rust compiler and the Rust Markdown pipeline (https://satteri.bruits.org https://satteri.bruits.org) in this, let me know if you have any questions, glad to answer anything!

toddmorey 2mo ago
Thanks for your work on this!
keepupnow 2mo ago
For the good of humanity, I must ask... How much Claude? How much human?
ZeWaka 2mo ago
How does Satteri compare to a standard library like marked (https://github.com/markedjs/marked https://github.com/markedjs/marked)?
- Princesseuh 2mo ago
  It depends in what regards you mean, I have some benchmarks here if you'd like to take a look at those: https://github.com/Princesseuh/web-markdown-benchmark https://github.com/Princesseuh/web-markdown-benchmark The TL;DR is that `marked` is very light, but a bit on the slower side compared to Sätteri and `markdown-it` (and its forks). I'm not sure how friendly the extensibility is, but Sätteri re-use the same AST format as the unified ecosystem, which might feel more friendly. Both good options, though!
  - ZeWaka 2mo ago
    We just use `marked` currently for some light markdown rendering in a game engine. This does look like it offers much better extensibility if we ever needed that - thanks for the clarity!
BorisMelnik 2mo ago
great job, that is a huge accomplishment.
stronglikedan 2mo ago
love the color scheme
BSTRhino 2mo ago
Very cool! What was the trickiest part of coding Sätteri?
- Princesseuh 2mo ago
  It was tough to create a plugin API that was both performant and intuitive. Especially since the library people were migrating from (remark/rehype) was very laissez-faire in regard to the data you have access to, visiting patterns, etc. Crossing data between Rust and JS is inherently kinda slow (relatively), so there's a constant push and pull between flexibility and performance that's not always easy to reason about!
genshii 2mo ago
Just moved my astro project over to v7 and saterri the other day. Writing MDAST/HAST plugins is so much better/easier, so great job there :)
steveklabnik 2mo ago
My personal website uses Astro, so I'll be tickled that Rust is now in there too. Thanks for your work!
- mrsssnake 2mo ago
  tickle tickle
- Princesseuh 2mo ago
  Love everything you do Steve, consider that I've done it for you

I made the Rust compiler and the Rust Markdown pipeline (https://satteri.bruits.org https://satteri.bruits.org) in this, let me know if you have any questions, glad to answer anything!

toddmorey 2mo ago

Thanks for your work on this!

keepupnow 2mo ago

For the good of humanity, I must ask... How much Claude? How much human?

ZeWaka 2mo ago

How does Satteri compare to a standard library like marked (https://github.com/markedjs/marked https://github.com/markedjs/marked)?

Princesseuh 2mo ago
It depends in what regards you mean, I have some benchmarks here if you'd like to take a look at those: https://github.com/Princesseuh/web-markdown-benchmark https://github.com/Princesseuh/web-markdown-benchmark The TL;DR is that `marked` is very light, but a bit on the slower side compared to Sätteri and `markdown-it` (and its forks). I'm not sure how friendly the extensibility is, but Sätteri re-use the same AST format as the unified ecosystem, which might feel more friendly. Both good options, though!
- ZeWaka 2mo ago
  We just use `marked` currently for some light markdown rendering in a game engine. This does look like it offers much better extensibility if we ever needed that - thanks for the clarity!

BorisMelnik 2mo ago

great job, that is a huge accomplishment.

stronglikedan 2mo ago

love the color scheme

BSTRhino 2mo ago

Very cool! What was the trickiest part of coding Sätteri?

Princesseuh 2mo ago
It was tough to create a plugin API that was both performant and intuitive. Especially since the library people were migrating from (remark/rehype) was very laissez-faire in regard to the data you have access to, visiting patterns, etc. Crossing data between Rust and JS is inherently kinda slow (relatively), so there's a constant push and pull between flexibility and performance that's not always easy to reason about!

genshii 2mo ago

Just moved my astro project over to v7 and saterri the other day. Writing MDAST/HAST plugins is so much better/easier, so great job there :)

steveklabnik 2mo ago

My personal website uses Astro, so I'll be tickled that Rust is now in there too. Thanks for your work!

mrsssnake 2mo ago
tickle tickle
Princesseuh 2mo ago
Love everything you do Steve, consider that I've done it for you