> restrict: a C promise, not a C++ contract

This takes the cake.

> Immutable JSON Objects With the addition of frozendict in 3.15, we now have the ability to represent all the json types (array, boolean, float, null, string, object) in immutable (hashable) forms.

I actually love this last feature !!

Great to see this space so active.I see this a TUI.

You can also try out Voiden : https://voiden.md/ which has a different approach to this.

Also YAML is a interesting choice - any reasons for this.

PS : I am associated with Voiden.

I think you will like https://voiden.md/ - some what similar to what you did here.

PS: I am currently working on Voiden.

You’re developing that so it would be nice to have the disclosure.

Additionally, I cannot find any obvious examples of what it does, or how it possible relates, and none of the sections seem to offer anything even resembling an example. The entire site seems like a marketing template.

FWIW— if it is similar, or there are examples, you should absolutely put them to the forefront. I literally have no idea what any of the statements/propositions in the pages actually mean.

yep editing my comment !

I too built something similar but as an API Client - https://voiden.md/ - Obsidian really picking up !

This is very interesting - instead of curl you can integrate https://voiden.md/ maybe.

I am working on a CLI Runner for my API Client https://github.com/VoidenHQ/voiden/blob/refactor/voiden-runn...

WhatsApp is so so spammy.

yep - we do need solutions here - nice one.

Just what I think can solve a problem in my hometown after reading this - I live in Kolkata,India - I dont think we will ever have a data centre here - we still have a lot of water issues - but if building data centers somehow equates to economic prosperity and such stats are shown - probably the city of joy will again regain its glory.