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Fresco is a ruby-framework that compiles down to a binary via Spinel (matz/spinel). It's super early, but I have something cobbled together that seems to work (and not segfault every fifteen minutes!) Fresco is fresh, it's new and it's inspired by Hanami and @hanakai.org

Andrea Fomera

@afomera.dev

19 May

There is a _lot_ to do still before it's really usable for production. But it's fast! I'm iterating on it fast too. Two links: github.com/afomera/fresco github.com/afomera/fres... The example repo has the app I've been building as I've been making fresco, there are sharp edges of course.

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Andrea Fomera

@afomera.dev

I intend to work out the paper-cuts where possible to get a lovely developer experience. I worked pretty hard to make fresco's dev experience not as painful as you needing to build the binary and run it again to test, so we use CRuby to have a livereloading experience, then you build + test for prod

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Symon Baikov

@symonbaikov.bsky.social

19 May

This is the kind of DX work I trust most: removing friction without hiding the execution model. Fast feedback loops are great, but only if they still preserve a clean path to production reality.