Yeldar Kudaibergen

We just added Slack as a delivery channel in DirectFlow: https://directfollow.com/ You can now follow a website, blog, podcast, or YouTube channel and choose Slack as the place where you want to receive new updates.

It looks like DirectFlow has a CTO now.

Welcome!

A domain should not only open a website.

I honestly don’t remember exactly how many days have passed since the last time I wrote code for DirectFlow.

Today, something important happened. ⊕ Direct Follow went live.

A few weeks ago, I wrote that the Follow button on a website should perhaps behave not as an action, but as a signal.

I have accounts on almost every social media platform out there today.

If I had heard about QRX for the first time on Podnews Weekly Review, I would probably have wondered why a simple RSS autodiscovery feature was being called "flow" or "DirectFlow".

It all started when I saw this error in the df console: 622|direct | [DISCOVER HTML FAILED] [http://thesecularfoxhole.live/](http://thesecularfoxhole.live/) Request failed with status code 503 (Service Unavailable): GET [https://www.thesecularfoxhole.live…

The 'follow' button on the web probably should behave like a signal.

After DirectFlow was mentioned in Podnews, I decided to explain in a bit more detail how podcast subscriptions can work now.

Yesterday, just for fun, I decided to write a regular Hello World program in C while sitting in my server console.

Spent some time this week cleaning up the site.

Right now I’m working on the idea that people should be able to follow sources directly, without platforms or intermediaries in between.

I’ve been experimenting with a small project called DirectFlow.

Sometimes I think about writing a blog post and then suddenly it feels like: “this is so banal”, “who would even care about this, let alone find it useful.”

When you study at university, most things pass through you.

When you first start learning C, you quickly find out that C is a compiled language.

I realized that while improving ProxyFeed I overloaded it so much that its original purpose began to suffer: providing a stable address for a feed.

UPD.

Important update: ProxyFeed has undergone significant architectural changes.

All modern social networks are basically the same.

Important update: ProxyFeed has undergone significant architectural changes.

Important update: ProxyFeed has undergone significant architectural changes.

I'm still reading K&R.

When I’m writing posts in 11ty, I often need to create new posts by copying and pasting files into the same folder.

When I first came across pointers in C, I thought it was a pretty tricky topic.

By diving into the world of C, I have encountered the concept of memory addresses and how they relate to variables and data storage.

getchar() is a simple but powerful function from the C standard library that allows you to read characters from standard input.

As I dive into the world of programming with C, one of the fundamental concepts I've encountered is the #define preprocessor directive.

Reading the book by Kernighan and Ritchie on the C language, I am beginning to realize how powerful and flexible this language is.

When programming, a common task is to find the greatest of three numbers.

In the C programming language, the value 0 holds special significance and is interpreted differently depending on the context: In conditional statements (such as if, while, etc.), the value 0 is interpreted as "false," while any non-zero value is interpre…

In C programming, the functions scanf and printf serve different purposes when it comes to input and output operations.

I would like to share my experience of overcoming the challenge of choosing a first programming language to learn.

The asterisk * operator in the C programming language is a versatile symbol with multifaceted applications.

The C programming language is renowned for its efficiency, flexibility and control.