Nice video! Luau is a more modern version of Lua (has typings, faster, etc) that's also supported by mlua. Definitely a great thing to consider for those looking at this space!
Hello sir I completed your rust book programming playlist.... I'm from embedded c background, how can I use Rust programming in Embedded devices like ESP32 microcontrollers...does rust programming support popular microcontrollers...please make videos on how to use in microcontrollers...thanks for knowledge your sharing....your videos are really valuable information ❤.
It's been a second since I've touched this space; but rust has a ecosystem around a crate called: 'embassy-rs' which when I tried it had OK documentation; and I'm sure it has gotten better, it supports most common micro controllers (and it was designed to be a framework first, so porting to a new micro-controller isn't impossible for a dedicated single person); though the more obscure you go the more documentation starts to be just reading function definitions and crate source code
Nice! We need to get full python interface eventually. I know we can do it via this type of way, but make it able to be python only by embedding this functionality into the engine. We need to draw that crowd - python is massive now.
Nice video! Luau is a more modern version of Lua (has typings, faster, etc) that's also supported by mlua. Definitely a great thing to consider for those looking at this space!
Thanks @jeremy 👍
this is so cool!!!
Hello sir I completed your rust book programming playlist.... I'm from embedded c background, how can I use Rust programming in Embedded devices like ESP32 microcontrollers...does rust programming support popular microcontrollers...please make videos on how to use in microcontrollers...thanks for knowledge your sharing....your videos are really valuable information ❤.
It's been a second since I've touched this space; but rust has a ecosystem around a crate called:
'embassy-rs' which when I tried it had OK documentation; and I'm sure it has gotten better, it supports most common micro controllers (and it was designed to be a framework first, so porting to a new micro-controller isn't impossible for a dedicated single person); though the more obscure you go the more documentation starts to be just reading function definitions and crate source code
Nice!
We need to get full python interface eventually.
I know we can do it via this type of way, but make it able to be python only by embedding this functionality into the engine.
We need to draw that crowd - python is massive now.
what is the code editor, xcode?
vscode, with Google Materials + Custom Icons & Colors.
now do javascript 😁
You can use Deno by deno_core and other extension crates
Use case please
I mean he explained the usecase pretty well in the beginning of the video
devai.run is a great usecase for this.