A few days ago I started to learn Elm with the goal to create a new front end for lemmy.

At the same time I want to create tui applications, which are really modern.

So someone recommended Crate tui, which is a Rust library.

Should I keep learning Elm or should I switch to Rust or should I even learn both, even if it takes a lot of time and energy?

  • maxmoonOP
    2•2 years ago

    From the first post:

    a new front end for lemmy.

    I would like to do a new lemmy front end (web) and it would be very nice if it could be “converted” to a mobile app.

    At the same time I want to create tui applications

    I want to create a tui application (NOT CLI), which should work for unix based systems, like Linux.

    • DessalinesA
      2•2 years ago

      These are both pretty massive, and separate projects. For a TUI, I would definitely recommend rust, but for a web front end, I’d probably do it in typescript, as none of the rust frameworks for building web apps are coming in very fast in benchmarks (that includes yew).

      • maxmoonOP
        2•2 years ago

        hmm… ok, it looks like I will learn Elm and Rust separately. Starting with Elm, trying to do some front end.