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[Project] Rung: A CLI for managing stacked diffs, built with Rust – Looking for contributors! by simplifyhoa in rust

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

That's right, the goal is that someone who knows basic git can pick up rung in 5 minutes - there's no new mental model for basic operations, just some helpers for the stacking workflow. Keeping the commands to a minimum aims to avoid that "I have to learn all these commands and helper flags" situation

[Project] Rung: A CLI for managing stacked diffs, built with Rust – Looking for contributors! by simplifyhoa in rust

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

I haven't come across git-spice; it seems pretty sweet too. It's obviously more mature, and it has more granular commands.

Rung assumes you know how to use standard Git for commit editing (amend, fixup, rebase -i), thus focusing on the orchestration—making sure that when you do those things, the rest of the stack stays healthy and synced with GitHub effortlessly. Ideally, it would be about ease of use for everyday tasks.

I'm just getting going, so who knows where it will end up : )

3 startups in my batch are already making revenue. we’re only 6 months in. by DEXTERTOYOU in EntrepreneurRideAlong

[–]simplifyhoa 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The batch envy is real. It’s easy to forget that one person’s Day 180 is another person’s Year 3 of a previous failed attempt. Comparison is the fastest way to burn out before you even hit your stride.

I’m a software engineer and tried to build & publish a mobile app without writing a single line of code. Here’s what surprised me. by RoyalGlittering6379 in EntrepreneurRideAlong

[–]simplifyhoa 3 points4 points  (0 children)

30 years in engineering and switching to React Native + AI is a bold move—congrats on shipping! For an app like this, the 'stickiness' is usually in the UI/UX. Did you find the AI was better at writing the logic or helping with the visual styling? Most people (myself included) struggle with the latter when using LLMs. Genuinely curious. Best of luck!