Forest Tales
Saw this tiny delicate light green shoot just in front of me. A must-shoot so to say ;-)

#spruce #twig #spring #mood #fotoMontag #photoMonday #photography #darktable #paperg
Forest Tales
Saw this tiny delicate light green shoot just in front of me. A must-shoot so to say ;-)

#spruce #twig #spring #mood #fotoMontag #photoMonday #photography #darktable #paperg
This week in GNOME, we bring a major new version of Graphs, a brand new PostgreSQL client, and updates to many more apps! Have an awesome weekend and enjoy the latest GNOME apps!
#249 Quality Over Quantity
A new chapter of This Week in GNOME has been published!
Read the latest about Glycin, new desktop applications for managing and listening to local music collections, and much more!
#248 Tracking Performance
New GTK4/Libadwaita git client Gitte, Newsflash can now swipe between articles, new Parabolic release and much more in This Week in GNOME!
#247 International Workers' Day
Libadwaita demo app on Android, new update for Goblint, a linter for C GObject codebases, Java/Kotlin library for interacting with XDG Desktop Portal and much more in This Week in GNOME!
#246 Offline Dictionaries
https://thisweek.gnome.org/posts/2026/04/twig-246/
A new issue of #ThisWeekInGNOME is now online!
New Graphs release, new linter for C codebases β Goblin, improving UX for neurodivergent folks and much more!
#245 Infinite Ranges
https://thisweek.gnome.org/posts/2026/04/twig-245/
I have no idea what to do with this pull request that I got from a coworker. It has variable setting and checks for null values that would absolutely be needed if you were writing #PHP code, but are completely superfluous when writing #Twig for #Drupal. If you access a null value, null happens.
Should we be encouraging formal programming practices in twig, or boil all of those lines of code down to just this?
{% set para_id = title|first['#object'].id() %}