Writing text editor from scratch in D & Raylib

[madwebness]

> Recently I found an interesting project in C + Clay + SDL
> Could be interesting for you to check 
> https://dylancobb.github.io/sev/

Yep, thank you, interesting project. One thing I wish I could do 
is to be able to ship to WASM and the browser - which this editor 
can do because it's in C, but ick cannot. Raylib itself supports 
WASM, but D with GC doesn't, correct? Does anybody know if D + GC 
+ maybe parts of stdlib will ever be compiling for wasm?

I've also browsed through their dir structure, it's funny that I 
can't actually map it very well to what I've done with ick, which 
kinda made me feel like a hack. Their source and editor itself 
(from the screenshots) look more polished, but at the same time 
it must lack something I've implemented, because there's 
definitely less code as far as I can tell. I also didn't see any 
unit tests - don't know how is it even possible to NOT have unit 
test coverage for a project like text editor.

Their usage of this "Clay" lib for layout is what also picked my 
eye. Has anyone tried it? I guess it could simplify things 
greatly when I get to implementing things like splits, tabs and 
other small UI elements, but I'm not sure I want to go that way - 
what if I want to support GOP rendering or some other backends 
later, I better have my own tiny UI lib. How hard can it be for 
an editor?

Anyway, good link, made me think about things. And also about 
building proper small community, which this "sev" editor is 
definitely also doing.