thanks! ironically, I only know the bare-bones syntax of ruby, so we're kind of reversed here! the codebase for this is really a slightly better version of rainbeam, since I actually learned a lot during the creation of that which would've just taken too long to work into an existing codebase

if you'd ever like to learn rust, the book is incredibly helpful! (I come from a JS/TS background and actually didn't read it, as the compiler errors will guide you most of the way)

I can definitely say rainbeam is not the best possible in any way, just considering how much more I learned since starting it. Tetratto is a little closer, but there are definitely places to improve in! (Rainbeam locally uses 146 MB of memory on first load, while Tetratto only uses 52 MB on average)