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@effessdev discussion starts from here now.
Yup. I'll make sure this one never leaves active discussions. 👍
@effessdev & @akhourianmolkumar
broness peaked here 🖐️🤚🔥
Should we call Xulingfeng? For Xulingfeng effect? 😂
lol, but I think not overconfidence or offense to him but earlier my posts where just pure 100000% marketing and 1% post like this one..
but then I understand the concept by seeing others posts
and then I improved quality so I think I don't need @xulingfeng effect from now onwards thanks to 2 things -- 1 that I learned from mistakes and improved my post quality, 2 @effessdev always carrying my post in active discussions 🔥☠️
But you already called @xulingfeng...
WebForms Core
Demo link: webforms-core.github.io/demo/
Be sure to try this technology!
bro can you please explain what it is?
WebForms Core (WFC) is a server-orchestrated UI technology developed by Elanat and available for all popular web programming languages. In WFC, the server is stateless and does not render the UI. Instead, it sends commands that are executed on the client to manipulate the HTML DOM.
WFC consists of two main components:
How to set it up
<head>section of your HTML page.Once set up, you can manage and manipulate your HTML page from the server using the WebForms class.
hmm, I asked for what it is and then got a free how to set it up lol, whatever AI you used to write this reply is very smart.
It might be a bad habit, since I have AI rewrite everything I write!
Here is what I wrote myself:
WebForms Core (WFC) is a server-orchestrated UI technology developed by Elanat, available for all popular web programming languages. In this technology, the server is stateless and does not perform rendering.
WFC consists of two components:
1- The WebForms class on the server.
2- The WebFormsJS library on the client.
How to set it up?
1- Add the WebForms class to your backend, corresponding to your chosen programming language.
2- Include the WebFormsJS library in the
<head>section of your HTML file.Manage your HTML page using the WebForms class on the server
Sly guy 😭
For me, it’s Zee, a programming language and compiler ecosystem I’ve been building independently.
I’ve spent over two decades working with infrastructure, enterprise software, and different programming languages. At some point, I became curious about what it would take to design my own language rather than just use existing ones.
Zee is still evolving. I’m working on its compiler, language semantics, tooling, and the foundations needed to build real applications with it.
The most rewarding part isn’t writing a new syntax. It’s discovering how many difficult decisions are hidden behind the languages we use every day.
There’s still a long road ahead, but that’s probably why I’m so proud of it. I’m learning something new with almost every design decision.
Great discussion, Anmol! It’s genuinely interesting to see what everyone here is building. 🙂
"I’ve spent over two decades working with infrastructure, enterprise software, and different programming languages." <-- ✋🤚🔥👑
all the best for zee you may became next linus
Haha, that’s a huge compliment, Anmol! 😂❤️
Linus is in a completely different league. I’m just an engineer who still gets excited about learning and building things after 20+ years.
If Zee becomes a genuinely useful language that even a handful of developers enjoy working with, I’ll consider that a success.
Thanks for the encouragement, my friend! Keep building! 🚀
"Different mask, same Task"
Haha, I like that one! 😂 Different journeys, same passion for building things. That’s what makes engineering so much fun. Thanks, my friend! ❤️🚀
I have got two:
My small OS kernel and cxgrd
bro bro bro you just dropped 2 projects ❌ you dropped 2 beasts ✅
bro a small OS kernel? are you kidding me 🫨. and bro what's cxgrd based on the website you provided I can understand that it reduces chance of AI coding agents to break the code? like less chance of break errors?
Exactly bro. cxgrd builds dependency graph of your entire codebase, and determines the blast radius of the change you wish to implement. This way, AI agents will know which files are critically affected and it will focus on these files to avoid breaking code
I always wanted this repo! Starred it 🌟
bro small OS kernel 🖐️🤚🔥
dev.to is really a community of great individuals this is proof of that.