First, I installed it on Omarchy, but I had problems since it’s not officially supported. Then I installed Debian, which took way longer than expected. I also tried it on Windows, but Lapse and Lookout didn’t work :( Now back on Debian, I’m getting some artifacting bugs, but it’s usable :D
I CAN’T MAKE WEBSITES, I CAN’T STAND JAVASCRIPT. I tried to use WebAssembly, but it’s not widely used, so it’s really hard to work with.
Well, use it with the CLI like a super nerd
Don’t worry, everything is documented in the README. CLI » JAVASCRIPT
I added the .huff extension since it will help me recognize files compressed by my compressor. The format used is .extension.huff (example: image.jpg.huff).
I compiled the code to web assembly so it can run directly on the user’s PC and not on servers.
I’m creating a simple website that just does the j*b (still woking on it, this is just the core). The website will not communicate with other APIs or services, thanks to web assembly. I hate JavaScript.