Hopefully this won't deviate the discussion that much, but the way those sand
dunes are shaped, it makes the cover seem like one of those optical illusion
pictures or "what do you see here" type of images.
(I'll be specific in case I'm the only one... there seems to be some
resemblance to a wom
You kind of need to learn a new language for a templating engine as well,
right? ({% if %}, {% endif %}, etc)
Anyway, taking that mentality to the extreme you'd conclude that HTML + vanilla
JS is the one true way for any dynamic content on the web.
I'm not sure of the possible drawbacks, but something like polyrpc seems
promising for small projects where one intends to use Nim for both front end
and back end.
You then still run the compiler twice, right? No additonal 'magic' on that
front I presume?
That demo looks quite nice actually, and the widgets could serve most use cases
just fine.
Since their resurgence, have such immediate mode guis gotten any better as far
as not redrawing when not in use, etc.?
LiveView like tech seems to me to be making the best compromises for a lot of
use cases, so I think this is promissing.
1. If you are still in the early design phase, I would suggest maybe not
getting into the 'template game' yourself and just making use of that module
from karax.
Or which
