is part of a framework i'm making to make programs easily and quickly with zig

we may have done something

the go loading is just a public "Load" function thats passed to the frontend through the "html/template" system. now working on a tokenizer that will process the return type and generate ts definitions for the frontend bits

the react example is pre SSR rendered at build time so page loading doesn't show nothing if the js bundle is large or users have js disabled

the page.html uses the layout.html so you still get the layout benefits. if the page were it have a full doc and start with a doctype then it escapes and becomes independent of the layout

usernames are based on domains, so if you don't like the bsky.social you can bring your own domain

speaking of react native, you could clone and tweak the RN app/website and customise it. see how it makes calls, renders things, etc.

repo
github.com/bluesky-soci...

example of someone running their own local version (and what gave the idea)
bsky.app/profile/joel...

this is a v cool overlay btw, it must got me thinking lol

but isnt that the right ear bud? so would you take the right audio track and play it on the left? or should it like have a 1 in 5 chance of just falling out cause its wrong ear? or if chat starts typing too quick its like they walk away and it also falls out.

i dont know if they're disabling by default but in 3.13+ you can disable it with the flag `--disable-gil`
(PEP 703 if you wanna dig into it more)

it doesn't matter, im making this anyways
MY TURN TO ADD TO THE JS FRAMEWORKS BONFIRE NYEHEHE

Does this make different instruments different languages? /j
I'm having too much fun with this metaphor but it's so good and helps with teaching things. Huge kudos for coming up with this.

I can't speak on framework but for adobe alternatives:
The affinity suite can replace PS and illustrator and is a 1 time lifetime payment (but no linux support yet sadly). Photopea is spectacular if i just need a quick edit.
Davinci resolve is a good alternative for premiere and does support linux.