I’m a software developer who fell in love with teaching. Unfortunately many companies providing an education in writing code are scams, and I’m sad to say I’m working for one right now. I’ve been playing with the idea of having free “learn to code” streams, to give people the education without ripping them off.
I also am interested in getting into music production ( I have a year of piano lessons under my belt! humble beginnings lol), and I have an eccentric art style if there is a desire for visuals that don’t feel derivative and samey like most modern art efforts. Attached is my most recent art piece.
I’m not just interested in teaching, really I want to just find other people who also enjoy creating and sharing information. I don’t care about being rich or going viral. I just want a social ecosystem where “Wouldn’t it be cool if…” is likely to be followed up by “Yeah, we should try it”, or “No I already attempted that, but here is what I learned.”
Anyways I’m here to help how I can!
Servo lets you utilize the rendering engine directly, without needing to have a browser cut down, and really only the best versions of those are essentially rewrites.
But Servo was always built as a separate module to be used in a modular way; the API didn’t exist until more recently.
One can now create “PWAs” which are a way of leveraging web assembly without a full browser but just access again tot he rendering engine.
Ideally you shouldn’t need JS; you should be able to raytrace to the spot that was selected just selecting the heighted z-index element at a given section.
Then any reactions could things throwng to the renderer early a possible and put into a shadow buffer to probably some sort of animated swipe.
Should only really need HTML and CSS; the biggest benefits honestly come from regular changes made to HTTP protocol itself (WS, QUIC, etc) and the pressure to add useful features like webGL or server side rendering requests.
Packaging an extra browser is a very extreme fucking move which is why I’m so surprised to see it become the stadard especialpy from companies like ProtonMail; where a bridge, or a actual desktop application could have provided massively more security; they just repackaged their code witha browser and pretended like they did something knew. If anyone turns that in as acceptable work taht would be a huge red flag for me, because do they must know we can checksum JS already; and if you need JS, you can remove connection functionality from net.Conn
Now with PureGo soemone recently showed how easy it was to due a purego SDK2 which ironically from talking tot he developer I don’t think he even realized how powerful of a tool he created is, and how many new projects are going to show up. I plan on QEMU/KVM myself, and Ruby MRI, whereas I used to embed binary and run the binaries as memFS; I’d never assume a binary or its security; or run terminal commands from a system applicaiton and think that was remotely acceptable behavior.
I’ll definitely check out servo and PWAs, its really cool talking to you, the social ecosystems I’ve been a part of have never really had techies in them, (its a long story), so it is quite the joy to see your passion for this stuff, I can only hope to one day know as much as you!