A site I keep coming back to: Jev001
I've been following Jev, TypeSafe's System One decision model, for a while now, mostly by hopping between random GitHub issues and half-finished blog posts. It was getting exhausting. Last week a friend dropped a link to
I've been following Jev, TypeSafe's System One decision model, for a while now, mostly by hopping between random GitHub issues and half-finished blog posts. It was getting exhausting. Last week a friend dropped a link to jev001.org in our group chat, and I finally have one place that actually tracks everything. The site collects official docs, hands-on test results, and community chatter about both Jev and the Laya open model, which is exactly the mix I wanted. I spent an hour reading their comparison notes and came away with a much clearer picture of where each model struggles. It's clearly run by someone who actually uses these tools, not just reposting press releases. If you're also tired of scattered sources, give it a look. I've already bookmarked it and check it most mornings now.
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