Current users happy and 2 new contributors 🚀
#asdf #opensource
which project-local version manager should i use for node.js? both general solutions as well as node.js-specific solutions are fine. comment if your recommendation is not listed as option!
#node #nodejs #js #javascript #programming #nix #guix #asdf #mise #nvm
Nice, you can use #Perplexity to generate a list of current versions of tools for .tool-versions for #asdf.
🤖 create a list of tools and versions, in Format "tool version" per line for following tools:
github-cli
packer
terraform
awscli
elixir
erlang
postgres
jq
age
sops
I found out what gave that vague memory.. it was this blog-post: https://xach.livejournal.com/278047.html which luckily lives in my completely unorganized bookmarks and took a while to find (but that's for another project)
Olisikohan menkat lähestymässä, kun levottomuuden taso on jossain sfääreissä nyt. Päässä risteileviä asioita:
-kauhea väsy, haluan vain nukkua
-mutta pitäisikö sittenkin lähteä metsään/mökkerölle/kierrätyskeskukseen
-vai hakisinko sittenkin vain jäätelöä ja sipsiä lähimmästä kaupasta, vaikka pitikin aloittaa lakko (tämä on se paljastavin)
-mitä mä teen elämälläni
-mikä on olemassaolon tarkoitus
-tekisinkö sittenkin tuota opparia, jotta se joskus valmistuisi
-kauhea väsy
Just published a new blog post: “Using Jekyll with ASDF in WSL”! 🚀
I walk through setting up Ruby/Jekyll on Ubuntu WSL, troubleshooting zlib errors, and getting back to blogging.
Read it here: https://nuno-barreiro.github.io/2025/08/14/using-jekyll-with-asdf-in-wsl.html
Recently, I upgraded to a new laptop and had to reinstall my development environment from scratch—including Windows and WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux). For my projects, I prefer using the Ubuntu distro on WSL, and I rely on asdf as my version manager for languages like Ruby.