Looks like the initial concept got lost in translation. The original “arewefastyet” was created to focus relentlessly on one single goal and be accountable by making it public. If you have fifteen of those hidden under funny URLs you’re kinda missing the point.
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#12Trying to do everything in Rust is a trap for some people, I remember I once tried using yew to make my static personal site in Rust and wasm. Thanks for my time writing Rust now I have much better understanding of choosing the right tool for the right task.
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#13Trying to do everything in Rust is a trap for some people, I remember I once tried using yew to make my static personal site in Rust and wasm. Thanks for my time writing Rust now I have much better understanding of choosing the right tool for the right task.
I think using any client-side WASM framework for a public website is a pretty bad idea right now. I wouldn't even use Blazor from Microsoft, which has a lot more funding than Yew.
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#16it’s a childish distraction, and a testament to the demise of the org
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#17it’s a childish distraction, and a testament to the demise of the org
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#18it’s a childish distraction, and a testament to the demise of the org
That they even had resources working on this says a lot