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Overview Postgres has a lot of features and behavior that’s not obvious.

Squawk’s language server uses lsp-types, which provides serde-friendly types for the Language Server Protocol (LSP).

TypeScript and Rust-Analyzer support a handful of quality of life, code navigation improvements.

This is a follow-up to Interesting Bits of Postgres Grammar.

Overview When ordering food via an app, you get integrated order status tracking, but if you order in person, you don’t.

I want to add a couple new quick fixes to Squawk’s LSP server to support ignoring rules.

When setting up an LSP Server you’re presented with a choice for document syncing: Full or Incremental.

Bazel // indicates relative to the current workspace Buck2 // has similar behavior to Bazel’s Git :/ is the root of the working tree JSONSchema #/ is a JSON pointer’s way of representing document root Ruby :: to access top level scope: class File end # ac…

I’ve been working on Squawk for a while, it’s a linter for PostgreSQL, and it now uses a handmade parser.

Sometimes you have chunks of code you need to sync.

Looking at which sites use smart quotes over straight quotes: Site Renders Smart Quotes Source Has Smart Quotes Apple yes unknown AWS no - Bunny no - C# no - Cloudflare no - Deno no - Fastly no - GCP no - GitHub no - Go no - Mapbox no - MongoDB no - Mux no