Very nice. Nodes are great if you want a long running system along side your elixir app.
You are always going to have some kind of latency spike with a sweeping GC; even if that spike is tiny.
I love Rust elixir Nifs. Gives you the best of both worlds to be honest. Highly fault tolerant code with fast computation. Only downside is that it can't really handle extreme crashes like a native process can.
You've got alternatives like Flutter and ReveryUI which are both pretty solid for building cross platform applications without using web technologies or webviews. And you can always just use some of the other GUI…
tauri does use webview but its moving away from it in favor of a rust native solution called WRY.
No revery is native. It doesn't use a webview at all; just uses the skia engine; basically a flutter competitor.
Flutter is one that is moving in that direction.
Wish he had released the tooling. The REBL system looks a bit like the smalltalk virtual machine mixed with elements of Elm's time-traveling debugger. There has been a real need for serious error handling in clojure for…
Very nice. Nodes are great if you want a long running system along side your elixir app.
You are always going to have some kind of latency spike with a sweeping GC; even if that spike is tiny.
I love Rust elixir Nifs. Gives you the best of both worlds to be honest. Highly fault tolerant code with fast computation. Only downside is that it can't really handle extreme crashes like a native process can.
You've got alternatives like Flutter and ReveryUI which are both pretty solid for building cross platform applications without using web technologies or webviews. And you can always just use some of the other GUI…
tauri does use webview but its moving away from it in favor of a rust native solution called WRY.
No revery is native. It doesn't use a webview at all; just uses the skia engine; basically a flutter competitor.
Flutter is one that is moving in that direction.
Wish he had released the tooling. The REBL system looks a bit like the smalltalk virtual machine mixed with elements of Elm's time-traveling debugger. There has been a real need for serious error handling in clojure for…