Simon WillisonMade some notes on auto-formatting YAML files using yamlfmt (the YAML equivalent of Black and Prettier)
Adam Johnson 
@simon Looks like something worth trying in pre-commit, though I’ve also found prettier’s YAML formatting perfectly acceptable.
Jeff Triplett@adamchainz @simon I came here to say this too.
pre-commit is 100% worth learning. A nice bonus is that it'll manage installing/updating/upgrading ruff, black, and others so that you don't have to anymore.
Plus, you get auto-formatting for free(ish).
I would put it on my "stop what you are doing and learn it today" list if you were asking 😄
mucio@webology @adamchainz @simon anything else to add to the "stop what you are doing and learn it today" list?
Asking for a friend
@mucio @adamchainz @simon I would put just/justfiles on that list too because it's the best parts of Make (that I like), but it works anywhere. https://github.com/casey/just
Several years ago, I standardized my project workflows so getting back up to speed or making quite fixes is easy peasy with it.
@mucio (- letting Adam and Simon off at that last stop)
I would consider TailwindCSS's typography aka "prose" plugin to be one hell of a life hack too. https://tailwindcss.com/docs/typography-plugin
It's one CSS class you add and it totally transforms your page. I use it with markdown on a ton of projects.
I struggled with it until I realized I could undo/customize it too. Now I use it everywhere.
https://tailwindcss.com/docs/typography-plugin#undoing-typography-styles
