rahil627

wow, ai told me this was for enterprise-size apps, "symfony of the ruby world" (dependency injection, data mapping..), to which i nearly puked, and avoided since.. it's really interesting to see people try to design things in a clearer way (explicit, modular, functional/immutable, less cpu indirection/execution, etc.) in ruby. I'm new to this language, but i think it's cool that for one big framework go all in on the implicit object function magicks (rails) and another go in the opposite direction: explicit, functional, no magicks (hanami). Ruby is nutty. Reminds me of people abusing ast macro magicks of haxe to do anything. (i myself am starting with roda to have the freedom to design my own spaghetti from near scratch.. and it's perfect for me!!)

i'm glad it's built from little composable gems (unlike rails). I'll def check out the dry-rb stuff for some ideas. :) Ruby is so cool.. often leads people to make over-engineered, "clean" design solutions, but it's so easy to read and learn from, so modular, i feel i can quickly make the choice/decision to add a tiny abstraction lib or more likely DIY something even more simple, leading to near zero deps. <3 ruby!

this makes sense, having 13 kids..

he's got that Genghis Khan syndrome: wanting to have sex with anything that moves for the purposes of spreading his seed

oooooooooooooooooooooooh. doh!

safe sex

good to see defold win. I prefer the love2D/dragonruby framework ways instead of engine now, but can’t deny defold has it all for 2D: game editor, common game structures provided modularly, deployment, no bloat. I could only wish it was the first engine I used. Life would’ve been so much better!

60k? try Roblox’s 60bajillion!

eyyyyy F#! microsoft's best language.

hmmm, transpiling to C/C++ def makes sense! I'd wonder if haxe (lang) would work fine too then..!

very cool project!

oooooooooooh snap! irb/ruby repl on a micro-controller is soooo sick!!

thank you for this!! I <3 Taiwan. lol star wars font. I knew he was special from his GitHub photo XD

ah yeah, i forgot about Lua! that's def the way to go.

no. assembly really is that bad.

i share the same sentiment as you. why suffer writing C when one can enjoy the fruits of language features? it's certainly not optimal, but neither is 99+% of software nowadays. There's the feeling of waste and bloat, but the trade-off is language features!

on the other hand, nowadays, we can just generate C code using ai.. as long as the project doesn't get too big to grasp without abstractions. ;)

some people hate to use C. Some people embrace it, even love it (including many game devs!). You have full control! But i wonder, what do HN folks think about these pico implementations of ruby, a complex language made for the tiniest devices, such as sensors? I mean.. is C really that bad??

also, it's very cool they're still being maintained!