The Mac build is out, and I'm waiting for the Linux build which I hope will be out I a few days (same for Windows).
That's some dedication to create your own language for a single program; but looking through the V site and it looks solid. Live reload, blazing fast compilation, and good interop with C/C++ (including conversion from C _and_ C++ code).
> `In the age of 300 MB chat clients and 10 MB web pages we started to forget how powerful our computers are and how much can fit in 1 MB. A lot of time and resoures were spent to ensure the small size and great performance. `
I like the philosophy. He has fit more into an entire desktop program than most sites fit into their initial load. The optional icons that volt loads are larger than the entire code base by 50%.
Only official APIs.
That being said. I like what they're doing and I'm happy to be proven wrong
Do you have a link about them killing the terminal client?
Thanks
Please provide a reference. The ToS suggest that your are not allowed to produce a competing _service_ (i.e. a server replicating the API). The Slack API even provides special client tokens to application vendors, so you would assume this is considered OK?
> I'm pretty sure they even killed the slack terminal client someone created awhile back
I'm pretty sure they didn't (why would they?). Just a claim anyways ;-)
Slack support is pretty much ready. Even threads (they need to be merged into master though).