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Quite happy with how the page/component lifecycle log messages are coming along as part of my push to get the new stateful components over the line in Kitten¹.

This should make it very easy to ensure that things are happening as you think they are and to conceptualise the behaviour of your stateful component hierarchies. (You can also use stateless components, of course, as is the currently documented workflow.)

¹ https://kitten.small-web.org

#Kitten #devNotes #SmallWeb #SmallTech

🚀 Exciting News!

I’ve launched my TIL (Today I Learned) site 📚 – a collection of small but useful things I learn every day and document for future reference.

From Django to Terraform, GitHub Actions, and more – it’s all there! Check it out:
🔗 https://til.sanyamkhurana.com

Got something cool to share? Let’s discuss! 🔥

#TIL #TodayILearned #DevNotes #Python #Django #TechLogs #Coding

I just realized, I never learnt the git reset because, I always do git stash followed by git stash drop if I have to discard changes in multiple files or do a git checkout for a single file. And every time, I have staged something is when I need to lookup what git reset syntax does.

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Go evolves in the wrong direction

we need to stop adding features, which increase Go complexity, and instead, focusing on the essential Go features — simplicity, productivity and performance

Agree with this article. I use #golang because it is simple and make me productive.

You can learn the language in a weekend and start writing code easily.

You can read go code long after it is written. Go puts constraints on the way to use the language but that makes the developer not only productive, but makes the code readable after a long, long time.

We don't write code for the machines. We write code for humans.

Go should stay with its core promise of simplicity rather than adding complex language features.

from: https://valyala.medium.com/go-evolves-in-the-wrong-direction-7dfda8a1a620

#devnotes #golang

What #css frameworks do you use?

https://github.com/troxler/awesome-css-frameworks

I use #tachyons and it gets the job done. But they have not released any new release in long long time. It is simple and easy to understand and use (I find #tailwindcss difficult to understand and seems overly complex)

Since tachyons has not been upgraded for long, I am looking for another framework to use. What would you suggest?

(I'm a backend developer; My needs for css frameworks are pretty minimal)

#devnotes #tools #frontend

What #css frameworks do you use?

https://github.com/troxler/awesome-css-frameworks

I use #tachyons and it gets the job done. But they have not released any new release in long long time. It is simple and easy to understand and use (I find #tailwindcss difficult to understand and seems overly complex)

Since tachyons has not been upgraded for long, I am looking for another framework to use. What would you suggest?

(I'm a backend developer; My needs for css frameworks are pretty minimal)

#devnotes #tools #frontend

What #css frameworks do you use?

https://github.com/troxler/awesome-css-frameworks

I use #tachyons and it gets the job done. But they have not released any new release in long long time. It is simple and easy to understand and use (I find #tailwindcss difficult to understand and seems overly complex)

Since tachyons has not been upgraded for long, I am looking for another framework to use. What would you suggest?

(I'm a backend developer; My needs for css frameworks are pretty minimal)

#devnotes #tools #frontend

What #css frameworks do you use?

https://github.com/troxler/awesome-css-frameworks

I use #tachyons and it gets the job done. But they have not released any new release in long long time. It is simple and easy to understand and use (I find #tailwindcss difficult to understand and seems overly complex)

Since tachyons has not been upgraded for long, I am looking for another framework to use. What would you suggest?

(I'm a backend developer; My needs for css frameworks are pretty minimal)

#devnotes #tools #frontend

What #css frameworks do you use?

https://github.com/troxler/awesome-css-frameworks

I use #tachyons and it gets the job done. But they have not released any new release in long long time. It is simple and easy to understand and use (I find #tailwindcss difficult to understand and seems overly complex)

Since tachyons has not been upgraded for long, I am looking for another framework to use. What would you suggest?

(I'm a backend developer; My needs for css frameworks are pretty minimal)

#devnotes #tools #frontend

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Experimenting with runc, got some good stuff.
No golang needed!
Now gonna write a container shim, as it's called (containerd alternative?)

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#Kubernetes is too complex for my needs, wanna make an alternative... plus I mainly use C#, so cannot extend it, because k8s requires Go for plugins.

#devnotes #owncast got this error when trying to run another owncast binary in the same user folder as another, running, owncast binary

owncast[10689]: time="2022-11-07T05:59:07Z" level=fatal msg="Unable to remove temp dir!"

Seems you can't run more than one owncast binary from one user folder. Going to make a new user and try it out to see if a fix.

Note out there for anyone finding this issue.

#selfhost @owncast