Lots of nice stuff, since we are also in rust I see a lot of similar pattern in our codebase. I think your oneone crate could be split, we would probably be interested to collaborate on an http/2 support. We also have our own internal forgiving parser. It is an interesting thing to build tooling that must intentionally go beyond a spec since you basically have to reimplement all the primitives.
I like the integration of the terminal with vim. I am making a site to learn vim motions called Vimgolf.ai and it’s interesting to see how your vim plugin works.
Typically I’m a vim in terminal kind of person. Every few years I go galaxy brain and try to be a terminal in vim person, but it just never works out for me.
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Lots of nice stuff, since we are also in rust I see a lot of similar pattern in our codebase. I think your oneone crate could be split, we would probably be interested to collaborate on an http/2 support. We also have our own internal forgiving parser. It is an interesting thing to build tooling that must intentionally go beyond a spec since you basically have to reimplement all the primitives.
Appreciate your comment mate. Really honoured to get invitation from you guys. Would love to collaborate with you guys.
Nice :) Can you send me an email? It's in my HN profile
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I like the integration of the terminal with vim. I am making a site to learn vim motions called Vimgolf.ai and it’s interesting to see how your vim plugin works.
No zellij for rustiness all around?
Zellij is too bloated and slow
Why does it need vim and tmux?
Couldn't it use vim itself for multiplexing?
Typically I’m a vim in terminal kind of person. Every few years I go galaxy brain and try to be a terminal in vim person, but it just never works out for me.
Different folks, different key strokes.
Isn’t that basically emacs with evil mode?
Well tried it, it was too confusing to find the buffer with currently implemented window functionality.
Looks rather nice.
Looks cool. Will check it out
Looks great!
> tmux and vim as user interface
you should really drop this. I don't what MitmProxy uses, but I know that I can just download it from here
https://mitmproxy.org/downloads
and it just works - I am not gonna try another program if I have to install these other parts to get it working