Docstrings are an awesome features that make languages more ergonomic. They help you understand code on the first read, and there's pressure to write them when it's part of the language.
I suspect you can even get away with awful syntax if docstrings are ubiquitous.
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On-demand developer environments are a really powerful idea: https://github.com/features/codespaces
I've seen projects attempt to ship a developer toolchain inside a Docker container, but this feels much more ergonomic.
Chromium exploring using Rust, discussing their safety, ergonomic and performance requirements:
It's funny how common round UI elements have become. Round avatars are widespread, and Android is moving to round app icons.
It's especially odd when so many UIs are built on a grid. You necessarily waste space with circles.
Are they more ergonomic for fingers, somehow?
