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If you’d rather skip the Arduino IDE, you can still get a nice setup just using the CLI and LSP.

I recently brought down one of my old servers from the attic, where it had been stored for almost two decades.

There are various serious use cases of WebAssembly out there.

I’ve been doing some minor experimentation with writing shaders in GLSL instead of doing software rendering like I usually do.

About me and the company Me I have used many different languages and technologies over the years, but lately the Go programming language has been my tool of choice.

While I was revisiting the typesetting system Typst, I noticed that it is capable of interfacing with plugins compiled to WebAssembly.

Getting to know Zig, a general-purpose programming language and toolchain for maintaining robust, optimal, and reusable software.

I’ve switched to vim-plug, a minimalist Vim plugin manager.

Getting to know Pony, an open-source, object-oriented, actor-model, capabilities-secure, high performance programming language.

How to write a shared library in Go that can be loaded by Ruby-FFI.

Getting to know ooc, a small programming language that compiles to C99.

Getting to know Lua, a powerful, fast, lightweight, scripting language.

How to use Ruby to control a 7-Segment Display (via an Arduino).

I’ve decided to use Vundle the Vim package manager.

A framework used for concurrent object oriented programming in Ruby.

A tiny project using the search engine elasticsearch in Ruby.

Getting to know Go, a fun little language from Google.

How to build a tiny REST API using Nginx, Memcached and GeoIP.

My first steps as a Ruby developer towards learning Lisp.

Getting started with the non-blocking Ruby web server framework Goliath in combination with the advanced key-value store Redis.