There is nothing more beautiful than reading well-written, beautifully articulated love and farewell letters. Pure bliss.

#githib

“I lost myself in open source... on GitHub. During college at 4 AM when everyone is passed out? Let me get one commit in. During my honeymoon while my wife is still asleep? Yeah, GitHub. It's where I've historically been happiest and wanted to be.”

https://mitchellh.com/writing/ghostty-leaving-github

Git commit messages: do you use plain text or rather consciously markdown?

1. Reasons for plain text: Commit messages are not always viewed with tools which render markdown, and those which render markdown ... render which markdown exactly?

2. Reasons for markdown: most markdown constructs are meanwhile known to developers, so it improves readability even without rendering.

#git #gitlab #githib #codeberg #forgejo #markdown #commitmessage

Optimum Elixir CI with GitHub Actions

Here’s yet another “ultimate Elixir CI” blog post. We haven’t had one for quite some time. But on a more serious note we have some unique ideas, so continue reading and I’m sure you’ll get some inspiration for your development workflows.

Tags: #ci, #elixir, #githib

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March 28, 2024 at 10:40AM

Inform 7
Still December, still in low-impact posting mode. I figured I'd tell you all about interactive fiction authoring system Inform 7, which still feels new in my mind despite coming out 17 years ago.

I say "Inform 7" to distinguish it from previous versions, which were a very different system. Inform 6 was a cryptic C-style programming language; Inform 7 s
https://setsideb.com/inform-7/
#niche #alexproudfoot #cobol #githib #grahamnelson #inform #inform7 #interactivefiction #niche

If you are using #GitHib Actions and not making use of #caching then you are missing out. Go check out my video on #YouTube!

https://youtube.com/watch?v=7PVUjRXUY0o&feature=share

Got my first http methods routing and returning static strings with #Axum on #RustLang see #GitHib https://github.com/dave42w/daves_dashboard/tree/axum-start

Long time since I've tried writing a #Resfful interface. Is my 2007 O'Reilly Restful Web Services still good practice?

eg
View all users: GET /users
use query to filter eg
View active users: GET /users?state=Active

Create a user: POST /users

View a user: GET /users/{userid}

Update user: PUT /users/{userid}

Delete user: DELETE /users/{userid}

Okey, I've got this stupid little set of #Ruby classes that I use to manage my #ssh config, which is constructed using a #Makefile and a bunch of #erb files. I'm thinking I haven't opened any projects recently, so maybe I'll clean it up, put it on #githib, and publish it as a #rubygem.

Does that tickle even the slightest interest in anyone, or would this basically just be making me feel better about myself? 🤔🤪