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Word Clouds In The Browser#When I used word clouds in Rust as my test case for LLM Rust knowledge, I had an ulterior motive: I love word clouds. Back in 2019, I open-sourced a Python package titled stylecloud: a package built on top of Python’s word cloud, but with the added ability to add more color gradients and masks based on icons to easily conform it into shapes (sound familiar?)
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