Imagine explaining to a newcomer that you write your app using Vert.x, it consumes AI models from GCP Vertex and uses Vortex for its high-performance columnar file structure.

A newcomer with a Vertx backpack (vertx.com) ;)

You forgot mention of Verticle and Vectrex.

Also, the demo site is running on Vercel and the docs are written in LaTeX.

Vert.x has Verticles

confusing indeed

Just as a programming language must be turing-complete to be worthwhile, a new hardware must be doom-complete to be useful.

Edit: typo

up to $6.9 - which would be (roughly) $10 local bucks on my country.

Do you believe ad-blockers could checksum these scripts or do some sort of pattern recognition - like some anti-viruses do - match and deny these scripts?

I wonder what sort of container registry are you looking for. There are a few alternatives to Docker Hub nowadays. For instance, GCP’s is quite affordable and straightforward.

I don't mean for hosting custom images—I mean for using it as a cross-distro (indeed, cross-OS) very up-to-date, server-oriented package manager. That's most of what I get out of it, right now. It's currently, maybe, my favorite Linux package manager + package repository, even if that's not its core purpose.

I totally agree with that, mate. I wonder how efficient we developers would be if we can mix good designing techniques with good toolchains like those.

It’s just like Pareto Principle: it only works in 80% of cases.

Nice contribution, dude. Btw, why don`t you save your code at a free Github account?

Seems nice. It will take a look soon! ;)