i still call it 'mutt' tho i know better

idk i feel the exact oppositely, c/++ feels insane to me and rust is nice and expressive and most importantly, helpful

huh that's interesting! i had to compile a (nontrivial) zig project once or twice and had an opposite experience; felt like it took forever and still produced a binary in the multi-MB, similar to somewhat equivalent ones written in Rust. Are you stripping the bin + binding to system libs?

theres some good clippy lints for this you can enable; really saved my ass on some edge cases

dw i write rust at home and python at work (slowly convincing the team to switch to Rust-written tooling for python)

i mean if i need a real number number and not a spicy string i'll use i32 or i64 ofc if they need to be bigger, but i usually don't worry abt it until i need to

i lov Vec<u8>, but otherwise when i need to deal w/ numbers i just figure out how to (safely) convert whatever i have into whatever makes the apis im using happy

Glad u asked :) Best way IMHO is learning how to read documentation. The Creator Hub is typically the best way to get info, as video tutorials can be outdated. Start with learning the Luau programming language (luau.org) and get familiar with array & dictionary-like tables, functions, and callbacks!

todo!() my beloved

I implemented my own gesture lib by hooking into libinput and running ydotool and kdotool commands. It worked great in x11 but I'm hitting conflicts with Plasma 6 Wayland's gestures, which are hardcoded and can't easily be turned off :/. Does your lib support Plasma?

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match expressions my beloved

ameow x2

bro even if these are basic asf u need to stop selling urself short and charge a reasonable price. minimum is around 800 for really simple stuff, but probably closer to around 1-3k robux is reasonable. I'm used to prices being in USD tho, so $8.99 -> $15ish min.

Mostly just looking things up whenever I need to, the helpful rustc compiler errors, rust-analyzer, and Copilot.