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? 🤔🤪