#cuelang — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #cuelang, aggregated by home.social.
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I'm at #FOSDEM all weekend! Ping me to talk #cuelang or #golang :)
RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:gcwkuuf3dygnewyce2onfvb5/post/3mdl5b3a7fc2f -
I'm at #FOSDEM all weekend! Ping me to talk #cuelang or #golang :)
RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:gcwkuuf3dygnewyce2onfvb5/post/3mdl5b3a7fc2f -
I have a problem. Need to validate config file
Using #cuelang
Now I have 2 errors in empty disjunction problems -
I have a problem. Need to validate config file
Using #cuelang
Now I have 2 errors in empty disjunction problems -
I have a problem. Need to validate config file
Using #cuelang
Now I have 2 errors in empty disjunction problems -
I have a problem. Need to validate config file
Using #cuelang
Now I have 2 errors in empty disjunction problems -
I have a problem. Need to validate config file
Using #cuelang
Now I have 2 errors in empty disjunction problems -
I'll be speaking at GopherCon UK in London this August! Comment below or drop me a message if you'd like to chat about #cuelang or #golang :) Odd that they're not posting on Bluesky though - such a missed opportunity.
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I'll be speaking at GopherCon UK in London this August! Comment below or drop me a message if you'd like to chat about #cuelang or #golang :) Odd that they're not posting on Bluesky though - such a missed opportunity.
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@murtezayesil
They are all not really good for configuration. Ambiguous types, no custom types, poor validation capabilities.Maybe something like Cue (https://cuelang.org/) is better to have configuration files which can be validated in details and do not contain ambiguous configuration.
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@jonathanmatthews 100%.
I been trying to convince people to use #cuelang anytime they are yaml programming. But practice has been people still "like" yaml cause that's what they know. 🫠 Fully misunderstanding what a data value validity brings instead to your sanity. 😅
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@jonathanmatthews 100%.
I been trying to convince people to use #cuelang anytime they are yaml programming. But practice has been people still "like" yaml cause that's what they know. 🫠 Fully misunderstanding what a data value validity brings instead to your sanity. 😅
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@jonathanmatthews 100%.
I been trying to convince people to use #cuelang anytime they are yaml programming. But practice has been people still "like" yaml cause that's what they know. 🫠 Fully misunderstanding what a data value validity brings instead to your sanity. 😅
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@jonathanmatthews 100%.
I been trying to convince people to use #cuelang anytime they are yaml programming. But practice has been people still "like" yaml cause that's what they know. 🫠 Fully misunderstanding what a data value validity brings instead to your sanity. 😅
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@jonathanmatthews 100%.
I been trying to convince people to use #cuelang anytime they are yaml programming. But practice has been people still "like" yaml cause that's what they know. 🫠 Fully misunderstanding what a data value validity brings instead to your sanity. 😅
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@CleoMenezesJr Most of my #GTK app wishlist is either #GTK4 modernization or new features for existing apps...mainly #SelfHosted server sync. Would be nice to login to #Nextcloud via GOA & have a solid client for each NC app.
Outside of that:
- Database viewer / query runner
- REST API tester
- #ActivityPub tester
- Clients for various fediverse servers
- #JSONSchema / #Cuelang / #Nickel contract validator
- GIF search
- GitHub / #Forgejo Actions manager & runner
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@CleoMenezesJr Most of my #GTK app wishlist is either #GTK4 modernization or new features for existing apps...mainly #SelfHosted server sync. Would be nice to login to #Nextcloud via GOA & have a solid client for each NC app.
Outside of that:
- Database viewer / query runner
- REST API tester
- #ActivityPub tester
- Clients for various fediverse servers
- #JSONSchema / #Cuelang / #Nickel contract validator
- GIF search
- GitHub / #Forgejo Actions manager & runner
- #systemd unit manager -
@CleoMenezesJr Most of my #GTK app wishlist is either #GTK4 modernization or new features for existing apps...mainly #SelfHosted server sync. Would be nice to login to #Nextcloud via GOA & have a solid client for each NC app.
Outside of that:
- Database viewer / query runner
- REST API tester
- #ActivityPub tester
- Clients for various fediverse servers
- #JSONSchema / #Cuelang / #Nickel contract validator
- GIF search
- GitHub / #Forgejo Actions manager & runner
- #systemd unit manager -
@CleoMenezesJr Most of my #GTK app wishlist is either #GTK4 modernization or new features for existing apps...mainly #SelfHosted server sync. Would be nice to login to #Nextcloud via GOA & have a solid client for each NC app.
Outside of that:
- Database viewer / query runner
- REST API tester
- #ActivityPub tester
- Clients for various fediverse servers
- #JSONSchema / #Cuelang / #Nickel contract validator
- GIF search
- GitHub / #Forgejo Actions manager & runner
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New #cuelang goodies dropped: https://github.com/cue-lang/cue/releases/tag/v0.9.0
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New #cuelang goodies dropped: https://github.com/cue-lang/cue/releases/tag/v0.9.0
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New #cuelang goodies dropped: https://github.com/cue-lang/cue/releases/tag/v0.9.0
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New #cuelang goodies dropped: https://github.com/cue-lang/cue/releases/tag/v0.9.0
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New #cuelang goodies dropped: https://github.com/cue-lang/cue/releases/tag/v0.9.0
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@lawouach I see, recently I also took a look at #cuelang #dhalllang and #jsonnet but for a team that is not coming from a functional programming background with not a lot seniority, #helm still seems more appealing, even without considering the ubiquity of it. Or that was the impression that I got.
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@lawouach I see, recently I also took a look at #cuelang #dhalllang and #jsonnet but for a team that is not coming from a functional programming background with not a lot seniority, #helm still seems more appealing, even without considering the ubiquity of it. Or that was the impression that I got.
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@lawouach I see, recently I also took a look at #cuelang #dhalllang and #jsonnet but for a team that is not coming from a functional programming background with not a lot seniority, #helm still seems more appealing, even without considering the ubiquity of it. Or that was the impression that I got.
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@lawouach I see, recently I also took a look at #cuelang #dhalllang and #jsonnet but for a team that is not coming from a functional programming background with not a lot seniority, #helm still seems more appealing, even without considering the ubiquity of it. Or that was the impression that I got.
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@lawouach I see, recently I also took a look at #cuelang #dhalllang and #jsonnet but for a team that is not coming from a functional programming background with not a lot seniority, #helm still seems more appealing, even without considering the ubiquity of it. Or that was the impression that I got.
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Current status: Learning cue and using it in anger (the good kind). #cuelang
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Current status: Learning cue and using it in anger (the good kind). #cuelang
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Current status: Learning cue and using it in anger (the good kind). #cuelang
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Current status: Learning cue and using it in anger (the good kind). #cuelang
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Current status: Learning cue and using it in anger (the good kind). #cuelang
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Thinking about #kustomize that would excel in #declarative programming and overlays vs Helm...
What about using general purpose functional programming? Using a YAML type provider in #fsharp can provide strong typing for YAML configuration files, making it easier to work with YAML data in a more type-safe manner. It would be more familiar to me than #cuelang.
Well, the combination of #golang and #cuelang appears to be the most common choice.
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Thinking about #kustomize that would excel in #declarative programming and overlays vs Helm...
What about using general purpose functional programming? Using a YAML type provider in #fsharp can provide strong typing for YAML configuration files, making it easier to work with YAML data in a more type-safe manner. It would be more familiar to me than #cuelang.
Well, the combination of #golang and #cuelang appears to be the most common choice.
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Thinking about #kustomize that would excel in #declarative programming and overlays vs Helm...
What about using general purpose functional programming? Using a YAML type provider in #fsharp can provide strong typing for YAML configuration files, making it easier to work with YAML data in a more type-safe manner. It would be more familiar to me than #cuelang.
Well, the combination of #golang and #cuelang appears to be the most common choice.
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Thinking about #kustomize that would excel in #declarative programming and overlays vs Helm...
What about using general purpose functional programming? Using a YAML type provider in #fsharp can provide strong typing for YAML configuration files, making it easier to work with YAML data in a more type-safe manner. It would be more familiar to me than #cuelang.
Well, the combination of #golang and #cuelang appears to be the most common choice.
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Finally some content for Cuelang #cuelang https://alpha.cuelang.org/docs/
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Finally some content for Cuelang #cuelang https://alpha.cuelang.org/docs/
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Finally some content for Cuelang #cuelang https://alpha.cuelang.org/docs/
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I only learned properly a couple of weeks back about how elegant #CUE's multi-for-loop construct is!
Because in #ConfigMgmt land we're /so/ often dealing with spiky, nested objects, the nested "for" loop has a lovely indent-saving form: here, the loop starting on L37 incorporates 3 for elements, 1 "if" guard, & 1 additional temporary allocation ("let"), whilst letting me iterate over the /innermost/ elements of a (resource|data).<level1>.<level2> shaped struct 🙂
#cuelang is genuinely awesome!
