It's super nice! I use them a lot as well. Works great for todo keywords in org-mode

Oh nice! I’ll check that out

It's probably riddled with errors, but I find it fascinating that it just takes around 150 instructions to create a display driver that renders something to the screen github.com/rechsteiner/...

It's a bit of silly (and tedious) project, but I learned a ton doing this. I had tinkered with embedded development using Arduino and Rust before, but struggled to understand what was going on behind the scenes. By removing everything else in the stack, it really demystified a lot of things for me

How do you feel about Swift for game development? With the new data-race safety guarantees, combined with automatic reference counting, it sounds like it could be a good match

Works great for corfu popups as well!

Added a little offset when opening recursive minibuffers. I've always found it a bit difficult to see if I'm in a nested minibuffer or not

It's a native iOS app built using TextKit 2 and Core Animation. The core of the editor is made in Rust, using on the excellent github.com/PoiScript/or... parser. It provides a github.com/rust-analyze... syntax-tree of the entire document, making it easy to do structured editing operations