[01:29] *** MasterDuke joined [03:54] *** MasterDuke left [06:04] *** jaguart joined [06:08] *** jaguart left [07:49] *** camelia left [07:59] *** Manifest0 joined [08:08] *** jaguart joined [08:15] *** dakkar joined [08:44] *** camelia joined [09:16] *** teatwo joined [09:17] *** teatime left [09:18] *** teatime joined [09:20] *** teatwo left [09:33] *** teatwo joined [09:37] *** teatime left [10:21] *** Chanakan5591 left [11:10] *** jaguart left [12:31] *** jaguart joined [12:33] . [12:34] I see that the vscode extension prettier supports plugins based around an AST... [12:58] @jaguart.v1 Do you mean bscan's Raku extension or a generic extension? [13:00] Hmm... I see you mean the extensoin named "prettier". [13:00] I mean the extension called Prettier - has provision for adding plugins to tidy your code. The plugin arch is based on an AST parser and a printer [13:00] yeah [13:02] I have not seen or heard about it before. I was thinking to try it out, but the reviews say it is too intrusive. [13:03] I'm using the LANG server for syntax highlight and symbol nav - but vscode/lang-server code nav is meh in any case [13:04] Do you mean Prettier? Yeah - it is opinionated, but as I mix and match a lot, I'm happy to go with a consistent opinionated layout [13:04] I do not like using VS Code at all, but I find it to be the best IDE for Jupyter notebooks with Raku or Python kernels. [13:06] I used to have opinions in the old Perl days - but having moved around so much, and having slightly off-centre preferences, I am now just happy with consistency :joy: [13:07] Honestly, VSCode is amazing and annoying at the same time. A case of complex is better - but I did a degree last year and they insisted so I've ended up persevering [13:07] Perl 🤮✝️💦 [13:10] one nice thing that Perl now has is ``class MyClass { field $x; method y() {...} }`` - vs ``{ has $.x; method y() {...} }`` - its a smidge more consistent [13:11] but lack of parallelism is a real drawback [13:12] Parallelism in Raku never worked for me as expected. Meaning, I never get a very minor speed-up for the algorithms I tried. [13:12] But, it is good that parallelism is part of the language. [13:12] I use ``race`` for multi-server devops ssh connections - it's a blast [13:14] Right, recently someone told me about converting many Markdown files in parallel. (With Raku's "Markdown::Grammar".) [13:14] means that managing 20 servers in parallel is easy peasy - Perl does have IPC::Run which is great for forking but not so good for discovery-decide-execute which fits better into threading [14:30] *** jaguart left [16:40] *** jaguart joined [16:41] *** dakkar left [18:35] *** jaguart left [18:37] *** jaguart joined [20:02] *** jaguart left [21:05] *** kjp left [23:06] *** MasterDuke joined [23:13] *** kjp joined