A small update.

Recently I've steered away from all of JS/TS and (kind of) even web. I've decided to learn Rust completely on a whim, and to be fair, I went in with zero expectations, thinking it would be just one of the many languages I would never really use. And I still think that might be the case. BUT! From the two little projects I've started so far, I've been really enjoying it. The syntax is ugly, sure, but holy crap it's fast, and the compiler is so damn helpful. I might be too used to compilers throwing "random generic error #45432" at my face, but Rust's compiler... it tells me which line is wrong, why, and EVEN GIVES ME SUGGESTIONS TO FIX IT??? Typescript could never. I still love it a lot though, npm has some excellent stuff in its ecosystem, but now I can finally use something else that I enjoy for more back-end stuff or even some CLI tools!

For now, I will work on the two projects I've started (Asuka, who is not yet updated to the Rust version so no link, and Shigen), and see where it goes. I also want to go back to NixOS when I have some more time, that whole system's been my favorite way to use Linux so far. I'm currently on Nobara, which is pretty much Fedora with gaming tweaks, but since I got a separate SSD for games, and that one is running Windows, I don't really need the gaming tweaks anymore. I might as well go back to NixOS, right? I do have my config that I adored when I used it, it's really just a matter of time and effort.

Well, that is all for now. Have a great day! Hopefully my next post will be about a project. Oh, and you might've noticed that I also reworked all my posts' tags. I've made it a rule to not use more than 3 tags per post, and also to have them a little more broad. I have also corrected some mistakes in the about page.