@publicvoit @timbray I bothered with not spacing right up until I noticed that at some point tab-completion had become a thing... like two decades ago (that I noticed, not sure if it became such earlier).

I promptly stopped caring after that. I eventually picked-up #Emacs (and more specificaly #dired) which made it even less of an issue and also covered weird/corrupt characters that most shells don't handle properly.

@publicvoit @jonan_gallas @timbray So did I for the longest time.

I'm rewriting some of them in Guile Scheme and Common Lisp these days (honorable mention for those that were already in Racket), for those that are still relevant.

Some of them are /pretty/ old so it's nice to see the differences in how I implement them now vs back then.

@screwtape @technotramp I'm not particularly fond of web3 as a term as it is largely associated with grifting.

Distributed p2p technologies outright predate widespread adoption of web1.0, so naming a web version for that (while having little to do with the web) seems a bit weird.

As for Javascript, the main issue is that it is typically used to run arbitrary proprietary code in one's browser, and additionally that its presence in the browser makes compartmentalization harder than it should be.

@martijnbraam Github's support for actual git features is surprisingly bad.