Cristian Rasch 🇦🇷 🇺🇾

Perfect cat empanada 10/10 :blobcat: 🥟
#catsOfMastodon #naptime

Best purr programming companion ever 😍 #CatsOfMastodon #Suki

@edfattell If you haven't tried the #vimium browser extension yet, you are in for a treat. It literally revolutionized how I browse around the Web. A tiling window manager (like i3wm) also pairs nicely with them 😉

I know some of these statements may sound a little controversial at first, but they could be on to something here: https://html-first.com/ #HTMLFirst

If you are looking for a set of smaller, focused libraries to build a modern and fast front-end, then look no further than the great #htmx and #alpinejs combo. And if you need a bit more structure to tie all your custom JS together, then #stimulusjs is a great orchestrator library. All three libraries are built around the core idea of progressively enhancing the HTML you already have (most likely server-rendered)

#vim changed not only the way I work as a software engineer, but also the way I use my computer more generally, since I use very similar key bindings to drive my terminal, web browser and even my file manager (however seldom I use this last one). RIP #BramMoolenaar, thousands of developers across the world will be forever thankful for your contributions to our careers and the world in general.

@gotofritz 100% with you. Not sure if I managed to verbalize it the way it was intended with regards to dependency tracking. Last time I checked (my view might be outdated here) #pip freeze only tracked first order depdencies (meaning, deps your project explictly depends on) as opposed to what #poetry or #pipenv are able to accomplish with their lockfiles, effectively tracking your entire dependency tree (though you can still do that using pip-tool.)

@gotofritz As both a former #pipenv user and relatively long time #poetry user my knowledge on what the stock pip experience looks like these days may be a bit rusty, but if you are not pairing with say, pip-tools, then the thing that you'd be missing is lockfiles and their support for transitive dependencies (i.e. track the exact version of your 1st order deps, 2nd order deps, etc.) It's a trade-off between better reproducibility vs ease of getting started with, I guess