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Articles and videos I found last week that I actually read or watched until the end.
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Articles and videos I found last week that I actually read or watched until the end. curl -v https://google.com - www.youtube.com DOOM on a 3D-printed mechanical TV - www.youtube.com Quality software deserves your hard‑earned cash - stephango.com Binary v…
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Articles and videos I found last week that I actually read or watched until the end. curl source code age - daniel.haxx.se smartcat (sc) - github.com Ranging over functions in Go 1.23 - eli.thegreenplace.net Fruit Credits: a personal accounting app based…
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Articles and videos I found last week that I actually read or watched until the end.
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Articles and videos I found last week that I actually read or watched until the end.
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Articles and videos I found last week that I actually read or watched until the end.
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Articles and videos I found last week that I actually read or watched until the end.
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Articles and videos I found last week that I actually read or watched until the end.
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Years ago my ISP provided me with a Zyxel VMG8825-T50 modem/router to connect my home network with their ADSL service.
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Articles and videos I found last week that I actually read or watched until the end.
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Articles and videos I found last week that I actually read or watched until the end.
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Articles and videos I found last week that I actually read or watched until the end.
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Articles and videos I found last week that I actually read or watched until the end.
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Articles and videos I found last week that I actually read or watched until the end.
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Articles and videos I found last week that I actually read or watched until the end.
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Articles and videos I found last week that I actually read or watched until the end.
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Articles and videos I found last week that I actually read or watched until the end.
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Articles and videos I found last week that I actually read or watched until the end.
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Articles and videos I found last week that I actually read or watched until the end.
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Articles and videos I found last week that I actually read or watched until the end.
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My feet, they were stuck.
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Matrix is an open source, decentralized, end-to-end encrypted communication network.
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It started with some lines of throwaway code, held together by staples and duct tape in my little Shitty SSG project and it kept evolving.
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In the previous post I described my wish list for a task management system based on email and IMAP.
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A simple way to run a pipeline after an update of a project is to put the actions in a bash script and to let git trigger it.
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A lot of services have the job to query other services for data and the most straightforward way to do that is to use JSON over a REST API.
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Recently I started to self host my public git repositories.
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It’s a rough estimate, but I think there about at least a billion apps and systems out there that can help you organize your daily tasks.
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Note: the Go project has added structured logging to the standard library in 2023, rendering some of the content below outdated.
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The package management in Go is pretty convenient.
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After writing my post on how to do simple analysis of JSON structured logs on the command line, I realized I could apply the same solution for website statistics.
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Recently at my current job there was a lot of complaining about how terribly slow our instance of Kibana was.
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Note: this post was featured on hackernews and lobste.rs and generated lots of discussion.
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In general, when one wants to test the interaction of multiple services and systems, one tries to set up an integration test.
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iota is a helpful way to enumerate constants in Go: const ( c0 = iota c1 c2 ) func main() { fmt.Println(c0, c1, c2) // "0 1 2" } But it is more flexible than just defining a constant to be an integer.
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Recently I needed to prepare a Go application to accept LDAP as a form of authentication.
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Like many other systems that aim to add some structure in the chaos of todo-items that we all struggle with, the Pomodoro Technique has some good parts and ideas, but one must be careful not to drive it to far.
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It is possible to define a set of variables and share them in make, bash and the Docker containers that are orchestrated by docker-compose.
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One should be careful when considering an option like this.
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To add basic caching headers for different filetypes, add an expires directive to your nginx config file, like this: # Expires map map $sent_http_content_type $expires { default off; text/html epoch; text/css
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While you are working on some piece of code, it is nice to have some feedback about whether you broke or fixed something by running the relevant unit tests.