Well, I believe my "tl-pages" library for teal is ready 🙂
There's a new module which doesn't has a unit test yet, but I'm glad this can be considered finished.
side project to "relax": I'm promising for myself since 2022 to make a blog.
I could just use Hugo but where's the fun in this?
So the first step: making a markdown parser.
Got this working today: It's hacky, unreliable, only accepts headings and paragraphs... but it works 🙂.
Next step: take this data and generate html as I already do on my website.
Took a bit more time than I expected, but I finally ported Nene's binding generation from Lua to #TealLang (a typed dialect of Lua by @hisham_hm).
My mind cannot afford with runtime type mismatches anymore, so getting compile-time type-checking it's really welcome.
This work it's open-source, as always:
https://github.com/Andre-LA/nene/tree/main/bindgen