Creator of Cirru here. Cirru is confusing since it's a syntax of data, not a standalone language. Calcit(<https://calcit-lang.org/>) is the language I built. However Calcit does not store source code in files called `blabla.calcit` or something. Instead, Calcit stores code in data, which is called "Cirru EDN" since it's a variant of Clojure EDN. And it uses Cirru as a data format so stored in files called `compact.cirru` or `calcit.cirru`, which might confuse you PLDB data.
I've used Trunk in my personal project for years. Very glad we have a handy tool to match the experience we develop with JavaScript. Now there are more and more front-end web devtools rewritted from Node.js to Rust for performance, Trunk is already in Rust since created.
another way to understand 3D rotation is using geometric algebra, which regard a 3D rotation with 2 reflections within an angle in the reflection planes. It's very interesting and also available calculating with 3D vectors.
While virtual DOM solution has problems, I believe Dioxus https://dioxuslabs.com/ can be a better solution than Solid/Svelte solutions. We should try to optimize it with macros and other memory techniques to make it fast, rather than giving it up.
People may hold opinion that Solid/Svelte are excellent. However that's going towards another direction. Virtual DOM decouples how you declare UI and how it's rendered/updated by framework. Solid/Svelte couple them.
