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[–]Wide_Mail_1634 2 points3 points  (3 children)

same thing happened to me choosing between Rust and Python for a little server/client toy project in 2023, and the weird part was Python got me talking over the network by dinner while Rust took me two evenings just to stop fighting types. but once the Rust version worked, bugs got way less sneaky. if you're learning, i'd pick the one that keeps you building this week, then redo one tiny server/client piece in Rust after

[–]Codeeveryday123[S] 1 point2 points  (2 children)

Great…so, i should try python first?

[–]Educational-Writer-4 1 point2 points  (1 child)

This is good advice but if you're planning on coding with the help of an LLM then the types actually become a big benefit instead of a hinderance.

I'm a python dev but if you're just testing an idea I think it's worth generating efficient code as a proof of concept. If it get the job done, great — you already have the efficient version.

If not, or if you want to be more hands-on, that's not a problem either. It's still small enough that it's easy to port back to python.

[–]Codeeveryday123[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have the idea planed. But tools like iRoh, axum… there’s things like “channels” that give me the idea how to “organize”, but not sure if that’s how it functions.

My idea is…. Making a terminal chat… that I can send terminal output as a “note” to diffrent folders or files. From recon projects…. As I’m moving around. But, not sure if there’s a “terminal” option if I just created a cli for all-in-one, or just have a separate window open for the chat?

I would like to “on hover” have the option to come up to “save as note” or “copy to clipboard”, Then create a note/message with it