Razzle's Blog

TL;DR Could you imagine a 0.5s fade-in animation every time you ran cd in the terminal?

TL;DR maru2 is a simple and modern task runner.

TL;DR Following up on my 2023 post, what made the cut, and what have I changed about my mobile setup?

TL;DR init() is a very useful system for bootstrapping package-level information, but it comes at a cost.

TL;DR The Descriptor data structure forms the backbone of the OCI spec's content-addressible storage (CAS).

tldr; Refactoring and revamping component composition in Zarf, and what comes next.

TL;DR My single-page, clean and simple developer CV written with typst, tailwindcss colors and published to GitHub Pages.

TL;DR The newly introduced zarf dev deploy can greatly speed up Zarf package dev cycles.

tldr; Standardizing the loading process of Zarf packages.

tldr; This first post is a deep dive into the creation of a bundle (the first class citizen of the new uds-cli).

tldr; Zarf's latest release (v0.28.0) contains a few cool improvements to its OCI (Open Container Initiative) library code and CLI options.

tldr; I hate MS Word with a passion, so I wrote a custom build system to convert a combination of Markdown and Latex into a PDF.

tldr; Some cool things you can do with Zarf that are not strictly Zarf related.

tldr; Using the wait action to create simple end-to-end tests for Zarf components.

tldr; My attempt to distill the hundreds of hours of research, experimentation, implementation, testing and bug fixing that went into the OCI Publish feature into a single post.

tldr; The following is an annotated inventory of my mobile setup, feel free to add your own recommendations in the comments!

tldr; Out of every JavaScript framework out there, why Svelte?

tldr; backup and restore your brew environment with a single command

tldr; Part 2 of a multi-part series on writing a static Docker registry in Rust.

tldr; Getting Zarf's zarf-injector binary down to < 512kb.

tldr; A quick dive into some issues making zarf Windows compatible.

My current Brewfile explained.

tldr; playwright is a very powerful E2E testing framework by Microsoft, but it does come with a slight learning curve, even if migrating from Cypress or Selenium