I don’t know for sure how it is impacted yet, as I’m still learning. It’s still been better memory management than most other languages. When I was still using it in a Ubuntu docker container, was getting around 75 MB a day or so, even with doing my own calls to GC and using streams and other niceties that ai recommended.
I’m now hosting on FreeBSD in a jail, so will be monitoring how well it does there. Also made some more adjustments with image fetching that could improve memory things too. I had just assumed XML parsing in general had some memory issues.
I don’t think I have the capacity to work as a maintainer.
But you’re welcome to fork the repo and continue development under a different user/org. And I’m happy to support such efforts with feedback, reviews, etc.
I was just not wanting to offend if I did the fork and rename path, so wanted to check with you prior. I somewhat want to have a learning experience too. Already have an idea for the name.
Have some interesting feature ideas, but we will see how realistic they are. I’ve done a little bit of a SSG of project in python for an online learning platform, so have a little bit of idea of core concepts at least.
Still working on getting specs all passing and such, but got it compiling. Believe it or not, ended up making a new sass library based on the new dart sass. Since at the minimum I’d like to get my old Jekyll sites compiling, forgot they use sass and there are tons of active Jekyll themes using it too. I have some other ideas that I’m exploring that might be cool if it works out. Not sure if either shard is ready for use yet, but thought I’d give an update.
