Diagram as Code Tool Written in Rust with Draggable Editing. The goal of oxdraw is to make it easy to create and maintain high-quality diagrams using a declarative and reproducible syntax. Charts are written in Mermaid syntax, while a web interface allows users to fine-tune positions connector paths, colors, and other styling components. Whenever a diagram is tweaked visually, the structural changes are persisted back to the source file as declarative code so that everything remains deterministic and version-able. The changes are saved as comments in the mermaid file so it remains compatible with other Mermaid tools. The repo is composed of the Rust CLI to compile .mmd files into images and the React based web interface to editing the files.

I’ve noticed an inconsistent debugging experience of Rust on several editors. I’ve yet to try it explicitly within Helix, but if I don’t like it, then this seems like a good option!

Definitely great for portable debugging!

Holy shit this is the bee’s knees istg. It works out of the box with ssh, any other TCP connection, etc. This is literally tailscale without tailscale.

Good idea for a clap replacement. In general, I’ve been wanting to reduce my compile times and binary sizes!

jless is a command-line JSON viewer designed for reading, exploring, and searching through JSON data.

jless is a command-line JSON viewer. It is written in Rust and can be installed as a single standalone binary