thanks to wasm any language is a browser running language.

Theoretically yes, practically you may have to deliver a whole runtime depending on the languagey making websites even bigger and slower to load initially. And unless it’s a webapp with data processing on the client the perceived performance benefits may be negligible.

Can you give some examples of other tools for the job you’d rather use, which can be self hosted?

Since the source is XML XSLT may work to transform it.

If it’s a microservice architecture using something like openapi and code generators could be a solution. Then the proper classes / types are created during the build step.

Does not avoid the fields being unused, or service B using an older version before being rebuild.

The approach would be similar as a library, but works across different languages while changing the definition only on one place.

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That was a decade or two ago. Now you need a react SPA webapp using angular and Rust and utilize the bandwidth of the Cloud with machine learning. To find the IP.

You couldn’t find a gui designer for intellij, so you consider rewriting the whole application? in C++?!

Would seem easier to learn that ui framework.

For UI maybe look into javafx as an alternative. I haven’t used it, so can’t tell how the design process goes. But it seems to be the only current ui framework for Java.

Just because you got served bad food it does not mean you know how to make good food.

Why are you in programming related communities if you don’t enjoy it?

You wrote you want a full keyboard with F keys, arrow, and numpad - but it can be compact too.

What would be an example of that combination?

Try a backlit keyboard, especially for late night coding sessions. But that will likely conflict with the Bluetooth requirement. Does not have to be per key rgb; a fixed single color will be good enough.

Your first paragraph likely also applies to many senior software developers, especially if they primarily worked in small companies / freelance.

I’m aware, the halting problem is semi decideable - only positive instances of the problem can be decided.

Process.start(program, arguments)
Print(“it finished”)

It should not do that. Have you tried restarting it?

Oh it no longer starts? That’s an hardware issue. Let’s build another and see if the same error occurs.

A naive iterative implementation would be by adding and removing the folders/files from a list.

If tail call optimization works on the (recursive) example then that’s (kinda) the compiler turning a recursive function into a loop.

The variable is set once, but the if expression is still evaluated every time (unless the compiler can optimize it)

(edit after skimming the article: yes,using the variable would solve the problem of the last example)

So there would be the branching overhead in every iteration. But that’s something the cpu branch prediction should cover, especially since the taken branch will be identical in every loop.

Same also applied to the implied condition to break the for loop (only the first few and last iteration should be wrong predictions)

How was the process of learning it / getting good for you, as it can be really frustrating in the beginning?

Look at the screenshot at the beginning of the article. Every possible state is stored in a div, with the state encoded in its Id. So it’s possible to reuse such “duplicate” states.

Strictly speaking, it would not be allowed for the same ID to occur multiple times.

Concepts still apply, so for a beginner an outdated book would still be a valuable source.

From there you can get up to date with the newest features with articles / tutorials. Cloud services probably should be first thing you develop for.

Would have thought mathematicians would be slightly better at writing functions