Oliver Andrich

Found a good excuse to finally dive into generics in #golang.

❤️ #catsofmastodon #cats

Ich glaube, Zocken hat sich erledigt. Ich muss hier verweilen. #catsofmastodon #cats

I am tempted to try this. I am a bit sick of the usual stack

Nginx/Caddy -> WSGI/ASGI Server -> Application

This sounds like the good old times:

Caddy -> Application

https://github.com/mliezun/caddy-snake

#django #python

Burrow got a CLI to scaffold a project now. 🎉 v0.21.0 is out.

https://github.com/oliverandrich/burrow/releases/tag/v0.21.0

#golang #burrow

Burrow, my little web framework for Go received a major overhaul too. v0.20.0 is out. 🎉

- Integrated Den 0.13.1.
- Added TailwindCSS support.
- Kicked out some contrib apps and fixed some real design flaws.

https://github.com/oliverandrich/burrow/releases/tag/v0.20.0

#golang

Finished the API clean-up for my ODM Den - released 0.12.0 today. 🎉

https://github.com/oliverandrich/den/releases/tag/v0.12.0

#golang

@ryancheley Great news. Get ready for the final sprint. I can remember how satisfying it was, when I saw the goal at the end of my treatment. #fuckcancer

Using Pydantic and #Python gives this ODM immediately a nicer DX than the Go version.

Task for the afternoon: Think about creating a port of Den for Python. It would be fun to have an ODM based on Pydantic and backed by SQLite and Postgres for #Python too.

ZDOTDIR made my day.

#zsh

I love how reliable the database migrations infrastructure of #django is.

I really like that #languagetool desktop works so fluently inside @ivory now.

Just build a file system only backend for my little #odm Den. Now I have to think about if I want to add it as a third backend to Den.

#golang

v0.11.0 of den is out 🎉

This version has a ton of changes, fixes and so on. It basically contains every change I had in my backlog after reviewing the development process in 4 of my side projects. Sadly, also 8 breaking changes in the release, but I finally see a stable API incoming.

https://github.com/oliverandrich/den/releases/tag/v0.11.0

#golang #odm

@giant_awake #MissMayI ist eine richtig gute Idee. Danke.

django-tailwind-cli 4.6.0 is out 🎉

* Configurable minification on tailwind build, thanks to @treyhunner
* One-setting switch to a system-installed tailwindcss binary (Homebrew etc.) - no auto-download
* tailwind watch now runs under Django's auto-reloader - no more manual restarts after editing settings.py
* tailwind runserver is a transparent passthrough: every runserver_plus flag finally works
* Opt-in @source injection for editable-installed external apps - fixes the fragile "../../../" workaround

https://github.com/django-commons/django-tailwind-cli/releases/tag/v4.6.0

#python #django #tailwindcss

And `Den`got a proper documentation now too.

https://den-odm.readthedocs.io/en/stable/

#golang #happyhacking

A quiet, productive day so far:

- Released 0.4.0 of my ODM `Den` with new features and bug fixes.
- Switched my web framework `Burrow` from Bun to Den and released 0.11.0.
- Moved the documentation for Burrow to readthedocs.org
https://burrow.readthedocs.io/en/stable/

A Sunday, that makes me happy.

#golang #happyhacking

Released my take of an object-document mapper (ODM) named Den to the public. So far, it was a fun ride to built it. It took a lot of inspiration from Beanie, which I use in two projects I built and maintain for a close friend.

https://github.com/oliverandrich/den

Next up on the list: Documentation and replacing Bun in Burrow with Den. And I love that by this change, Burrow gets proper PostgreSQL support besides SQLite.

#golang #odm #sqlite #postgresql

Nice game. Now I have to try Hack as a font.

https://www.codingfont.com

#coding #codingfont

Thaw seems to be the new Ice.

https://github.com/stonerl/Thaw

#macos #menubar

Burrow also has a nice documentation site build with @zensical

https://burrow.someonewho.codes/

#golang #webframework

I am currently developing several web applications for my personal use. From these projects, I have extracted my own small web framework—Burrow.

It is based on some concepts from the Django framework, which I love, and combines them with some concepts that I particularly appreciate about Go. Optimized for the small web, self-hosting, and easy deployment.

https://github.com/oliverandrich/burrow

#golang #webframework

Here is a commit to review the upcoming changes. I still have to do some testing, and if I want to follow this road for the project. Basically, I prefer to only rely on upstream resources and not on additional forks.

https://github.com/django-commons/django-tailwind-cli/compare/main...feat/daisyui-standalone

#django #TailwindCSS

📔 Week Notes for Week 19: Kiss the Frog

https://andrich.me/2024/05/%f0%9f%93%94-week-notes-for-week-19-kiss-the-frog/

#ai_criticism #ai_tools #django #python #vivaldi #weeknotes #blogging

Played around with django_typer in the last few days and really love what @bckohan has built. So I took the decision to reimplement the management command for my django-tailwind-cli project using it. The code feels much cleaner now. I hope the users are okay with the extra dependency.

https://github.com/oliverandrich/django-tailwind-cli/releases/tag/2.9.0

#django #python #typer

Having a good night of sleep really helped me to solve the i18n issue I had with templ. I should write an article about it, as I am now really satisfied with the solution I found. Basically, I implemented a middleware to extract the preferred language from the Accept-Language header and push it into the request context. There it is easily accessible from templ. And I created a templ component to render the translated string.

#golang #templ #goeasyi18n

If #pylance includes a wrong typing for a function, where do I have to open the ticket? Pylance or the #typeshed project?

The definition from calendar.pyi is basically wrong as the function returns actually list[list[list[date]]].

```python
def yeardatescalendar(self, year: int, width: int = 3) -> list[list[int]]: ...
```

#python #typing

Starting the day with Django Day Copenhagen and preparing for PyGotham now. Good times and a lot of great Django content. Thx #DjangoCPH and #pygotham.