Totally agree. I thought about robotics stuff a lot for them. They got hyped when I created a synth with a rpi pico. Maybe I'll buy them an arduino kids robotics kit.

the benefit of the software first approach is that it costs nothing and shows them you don't need to buy stuff to create things neccesarily.

That's actually great

I'm specifically talking about the "Clean Architecture" design as described by Robert Martin though.

Java is actually good as a programming language and platform. It's actually great for this usecase because it's fast enough, has enough talent pool, and is high level enough to enable creating new complex stuff. Rust and cpp are too low level to enable simple creation of complex stuff. That's why we mostly se rust rewrites and less original ideas. The only problem might be the oracle licensing stuff for such project. I know you're joking tough.

This is actually one of the few good usecases of complex parallax js heavy website.

This is an art piece. It's not an actual product. The website is also a part of the piece.

I'm taking the same approach for my main work laptop. As long as X11 is working, I probably won't bother moving to wayland/sway.

Seems cool! I've been looking for something like this. Especially if it can be used as a collaborative knowledge management tool for team knowledge bases.

Shes literally wasting coffee

I think this has something to do with AI coding

Clojure is simple, is a lisp (huge plus since they are super simple and you gain access to a whole realm of languages), and practical. You can do anything from backend to frontend dev with it, and the philosophy and community are lovely.

Scheme is less practical but easier to start with.

Haskell is the least practical but isdefinitely beautiful and helps you understand things better.

This is so true. I still think opensuse is great but it didn't work out for me AT ALL. almost anything I tried to do faced with issues.

Yep. I guess that's the case for now.