This Field Was Green

Estimated reading time: 7m 12s A few years ago I wrote Reasons why my website is offline, in which I put on my tinfoil hat and pulled my whole website into the closet rather than let Copilot anywhere near my code.

Estimated reading time: 1h 10m 1s In my post The Set Function I introduced function combinators as a pattern for building complex logic.

Estimated reading time: 1h 25m 15s Remember functors and applicatives?

Estimated reading time: 15m 31s What is a Set?

Estimated reading time: 2h 12m 50s Remember functors?

Estimated reading time: 1h 49m 41s Have you ever received an unexpected null reference?

Estimated reading time: 6m 42s In my previous post, Reasons why my website is offline, I complained about systemd giving up when it fails to maintain ssh tunnels.

Estimated reading time: 20m 0s My website is hosted from a 2007 HP Pavilion tower that my best friend, Vlad, a privacy buff and low-key minimalist, found next to the garbage chute at his condo building.

Estimated reading time: 19m 56s I’m picking up a COVID project: Redoing my website!

Estimated reading time: 6m 14s The App-Config-App now lets you promote changes between environments!

Estimated reading time: 1m 5s Paul Hammant found this cool Server-Side Piano and I’ve modified it to be configurable from a running App-Config-App.

Estimated reading time: 8m 31s Continuing from my last post, I’ve forked Paul Hammant’s original App-Config-App and modified it to work against Perforce.

Estimated reading time: 43m 28s Following Paul Hammant’s post App-config workflow using SCM and subsequent proof of concept backed by Git, I will show that an app-config application backed by Perforce is possible using Perforce Chronicle.