While waiting for Python 3.12 cooking in the Guix Python team...

Welcome the freshness of Go with a fixed build for Hurd on Guix Go team

gnu: go-1.26: Update to 1.26rc2.
gnu: go-1.25: Update to 1.25.6.
gnu: go-1.24: Update to 1.24.11.
gnu: go-1.23: Update to 1.23.12.
build-system: go: Update default-gccgo to gccgo@15.
gnu: gccgo-15: Fix build on Hurd.

... and reviewing a set of patches adding Devpod

https://codeberg.org/guix/guix/pulls/4682

#Guix #guixgoteam
#Hurd #Golang #Devpod

Commit 16: Kennt ihr noch #gitpod? Wie einfach und genial war das: [gitpod-url]#[repo-url] Baam... Full-Blown vscode like Editor war im Web startklar. Gefühlt wie #cloudgaming für git-edits.

Das funktioniert leider so nicht ootb mit #forgejo / #codeberg. Aaaber schaut mal #DevPod. Wollen wir bis zum #39c3 vielleicht was für @Codeberg draus machen?

Zum Einstieg die Doku von DevPod:

https://y.lab.nrw/jek25-16

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#jek25 #cccRegio #wartenAuf39c3 #opensource #foss #floss #git @forgejo

well i gotta admit, using #devcontainers in #devpod with #zed is actually kinda rad. i'm using it to tinker with #crystallang again tonight with my template repo. not the kinda workflow i ever thought i'd like but it reminds me of how i used to use #vagrant for this sort of thing back in the day with #ruby

my only annoyance is my container username is #vscode but whatever.

#cloudnative #dev

Behold the product of several hours of yak shaving! Here's a template repo for #devcontainers that include #crystallang with #devpod

https://github.com/cmhobbs/crystal-devcontainer-template

I initially wanted to use #podman as my provider but I got some weird permission issues that I'm too tired to fix.

To use this with #zed, I set my default editor to Zed in DevPod. I'm running this on #bluefin

I learned a lot but did nothing I set out to do. Look at me: I am the cloud now. ☁️

/cc @CrystalLanguage @UniversalBlue

since I rely on #girhub #codespaces at work, I really want to find the time to tinker with #devpod in #bluefin. especially since I've been using the #zed editor instead of #vscode.

last time I tried, I couldn't get it working, likely due to my ignorance of the dev process. I recall that it was moving to a #flatpak soon (or already has?) so maybe it's the time to give it a go.

I need to find a tutorial.

Ok, this to me is a cool way of working. A `Dockerfile`, a `.devcontainer.json` and it drops me in vscode with the shell in the vm, Devpod means open source, and no server to run.

`devpod-cli up .` with the following.

#Devops #Programming #DevPod #DevContainers