Richard Feldman is so smart I really like his approach and what's he's trying to do with Roc Lang. It feels like that's what we should've had from the beginning ahah. But it's so hard now to convince and make people adopt a new language, I think.
@markovujanicАй бұрын
Great discussion. I love Elm and amount of stuff I learn from Richard I feel I own him 10% of my salary every month, (not only about Elm but general software dev practices.)
@video-carlАй бұрын
roc-lang You don't have to put on the debug light Those bugs are over You don't have side-effects so don't debug into the night
@xymaryai828324 күн бұрын
took me a while to get it XD
@fraollemechaАй бұрын
I though it was "Roclang" without a "k"
@havokgames8297Ай бұрын
It is
@devtoolsfmАй бұрын
Corrected 🤞
@TankorSmashАй бұрын
@@devtoolsfm also the chapter names say 'rock' too!
@TheFwip24 күн бұрын
Also the description
@TankorSmash24 күн бұрын
@@TheFwip That's where the chapter names come from, pretty sure
@NoahNobody24 күн бұрын
Damn it, Richard. Why you distract me with awesome new language!
@pmarreck6 күн бұрын
Great language, wish it considered implementing macros though, because that is certainly a powerful feature in Elixir, as long as its use is limited (which it usually is, from what I can tell)
@Danielo515Ай бұрын
Zed is a great example on how to focus on the features that matter the less. They should build plugin support, that is the most important thing
@munchymanjaro907028 күн бұрын
Plugin support is there, and there are plenty extensions available. AI is marketing, there are plenty of things to like about zed beside AI. In my experience it is better and more stable than lapce, with more plugins available.
@pmarreck6 күн бұрын
@@munchymanjaro9070 It also has a way better name than the ridiculously-poorly-named "lapce", something which unfortunately matters.
@MrRobWalter9 күн бұрын
It's funny to me that "language designers" often don't seem to see the parallels between designing a language and designing an application. The way Richard describes his approach around minute 17 and how he tries to prevent (syntax) feature creep is pretty much the same as good UX design prevents that from happening in an application. Languages are applications for developers, especially nowadays where user-facing aspects (like editor features and performance and syntax) become increasingly important factors for devs to pick a language.
@voidmindАй бұрын
I can get llama 3.1 8B to run at 72 words per minute through Ollama (accelerated by me AMD video card). Surely that would be way better than using a cloud API.
@pmarreck7 күн бұрын
it’s way faster on M1/2/3 Mac Also, check out the new model “Reflection,” it is the new king!