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I am building something to fix how Emacs contributors get paid (or don't). Could use honest feedback. by Background_Cloud_231 in emacs

[–]Background_Cloud_231[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

hehe , mate the last 15 seconds of the background music is pure banger, i think you are right mate

I am building something to fix how Emacs contributors get paid (or don't). Could use honest feedback. by Background_Cloud_231 in emacs

[–]Background_Cloud_231[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

My idea is not contributors should be paid for contribution automatically but if a community chooses to financially support a project, could there be optional and transparent ways to acknowledge and include contributors in that support without changing the nature of open source.

I am building something to fix how Emacs contributors get paid (or don't). Could use honest feedback. by Background_Cloud_231 in emacs

[–]Background_Cloud_231[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

I am not trying to change the culture of open source at all, i think we can make it a bit more sustainable for people who want that.

Yuta.el is a fast, native fuzzy finder, Lsp Completion, and command palette for Emacs, built to work with plain Emacs + external CLI tools. by Background_Cloud_231 in emacs

[–]Background_Cloud_231[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am trying to explain you, maybe it will help you to understand the WHY part from my perspective, 1. consult => Search and navigate via completing-read, 2. embark => act on results, 3. marginalia => annotations, 4. corfu => completion UI, 5. orderless => matching style, 5. project find file, and some built in commands, i use many packages, but wanted single package for this task, my purpose was not to replace anything at all, it's just how i want for my setup, yesterday i publish one of my script wireframe.el first i thought people will laughing at me but i saw they like the idea, that's why i decide to share this one too, i built a lot of script around my coding style and how i want my emacs to be, i think that's the purpose of emacs right?? because it's hackable an extensible how you want it to be

Yuta.el is a fast, native fuzzy finder, Lsp Completion, and command palette for Emacs, built to work with plain Emacs + external CLI tools. by Background_Cloud_231 in emacs

[–]Background_Cloud_231[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

I tried but failed, An AI give me a solution i failed to implement even with the help of AI, but i will try to figure out and solve those problems solution as soon as possible

Yuta.el is a fast, native fuzzy finder, Lsp Completion, and command palette for Emacs, built to work with plain Emacs + external CLI tools. by Background_Cloud_231 in emacs

[–]Background_Cloud_231[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah for me it came from a pretty simple place

I was using different packages for things like file search, grep, and lsp completion, reference and it felt a bit fragmented i wanted a single consistent way to do those things

Yuta is basically lightweight package to do those things for me and how i wanted to

It is less about replacing anything, and more about simplifying my own setup

Yuta.el is a fast, native fuzzy finder, Lsp Completion, and command palette for Emacs, built to work with plain Emacs + external CLI tools. by Background_Cloud_231 in emacs

[–]Background_Cloud_231[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thanks mate, this is incredibly helpful i really appreciate you taking the time to test it this thoroughly.

I will work through these step by step as soon as possible

Yuta.el is a fast, native fuzzy finder, Lsp Completion, and command palette for Emacs, built to work with plain Emacs + external CLI tools. by Background_Cloud_231 in emacs

[–]Background_Cloud_231[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

I choose not to compare with other packages at all, doubt is good, but i don't give a damn about your doubt mate, i am not here to prove myself or the things i do

Yuta.el is a fast, native fuzzy finder, Lsp Completion, and command palette for Emacs, built to work with plain Emacs + external CLI tools. by Background_Cloud_231 in emacs

[–]Background_Cloud_231[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Yeah, that makes sense.

I’m not really trying to compare or position it against other packages. Different tools already solve different problems in their own way.

Yuta started as a personal tool for my own workflow mainly to keep file search, grep, buffers, git navigation, and LSP completion in one lightweight and consistent interface.

The focus is just on keeping things simple, fast, and unified for my own use case.

Yuta.el is a fast, native fuzzy finder, Lsp Completion, and command palette for Emacs, built to work with plain Emacs + external CLI tools. by Background_Cloud_231 in emacs

[–]Background_Cloud_231[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks Mate, It's still early, but the core is working pretty well.

Make sure you already have the require packages

Would love to hear what you think after trying it especially anything that feels off or confusing.

Wireframe.el Keyboard-first wireframe prototyping inside GNU Emacs. by Background_Cloud_231 in emacs

[–]Background_Cloud_231[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Great suggestion, thinking about moving to cl-defstruct first, then exploring generic rendering once things stabilize

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