Re:Servo in 2024: stats, features and donations
by lofaszvanitt on Thursday February 06, 2025 @03:37AM
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we need something like this but with a css-html-js output
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Re:Servo in 2024: stats, features and donations
by andyjohnson0 on Thursday February 06, 2025 @07:55AM
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https://platform.uno/ is an option for building web apps with xaml
Re:Servo in 2024: stats, features and donations
by johnisgood on Thursday February 06, 2025 @09:56AM
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.NET? Ugh.
Re:Servo in 2024: stats, features and donations
by andyjohnson0 on Thursday February 06, 2025 @04:52PM
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Care to say more than that?
Re:Servo in 2024: stats, features and donations
by johnisgood on Friday February 07, 2025 @07:23AM
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Why would anyone choose .NET for anything non-Windows (or non-Microsoft)? Besides familiarity of course but that means jack shit.
Re:Servo in 2024: stats, features and donations
by neonsunset on Friday February 07, 2025 @08:31AM
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Why would anyone not choose one of the best platforms in 2025?
Re:Servo in 2024: stats, features and donations
by johnisgood on Friday February 07, 2025 @08:56AM
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With C#, VB.NET, and F#?
Anyways, to each their own.
Re:Servo in 2024: stats, features and donations
by neonsunset on Friday February 07, 2025 @09:33AM
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Two of these are still ahead of the rest of the industry in their respective domains. And both are beautiful languages to write concise and performant code in.
Re:Servo in 2024: stats, features and donations
by johnisgood on Friday February 07, 2025 @10:32AM
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I prefer C, OCaml, Ada, Elixir, Go, Factor, Lua (LuaJIT), etc.
Re:Servo in 2024: stats, features and donations
by neonsunset on Friday February 07, 2025 @10:48AM
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Well, your loss.
If you want to criticize .NET, you should do better. We're really short on critics who can produce something substantiated. So far all the replies are of incredibly poor SNR.
Re:Servo in 2024: stats, features and donations
by johnisgood on Friday February 07, 2025 @11:06AM
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It was not a proper critique (as you noted) of .NET. I dislike anything JVM, too, including Clojure, while I do like Common Lisp.
If you give me an example use case, I would be able to tell you what I would use, however.