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  1. Got a pretty good handle on hare-nats auth now. The last part there is TLS which is in progress elsewhere in hare-tls.

    #HareLang #TLS #NATS

  2. Got a pretty good handle on hare-nats auth now. The last part there is TLS which is in progress elsewhere in hare-tls.

  3. Got a pretty good handle on hare-nats auth now. The last part there is TLS which is in progress elsewhere in hare-tls.

    #HareLang #TLS #NATS

  4. Got a pretty good handle on hare-nats auth now. The last part there is TLS which is in progress elsewhere in hare-tls.

    #HareLang #TLS #NATS

  5. Got a pretty good handle on hare-nats auth now. The last part there is TLS which is in progress elsewhere in hare-tls.

    #HareLang #TLS #NATS

  6. I got hare-nats wired to use hare-ev now so I can start to really get this more feature complete. It does the very basic connection, publish, and subscribe work. It still needs more love around memory allocations and additional NATS protocol support for credentials, etc.

  7. I got hare-nats wired to use hare-ev now so I can start to really get this more feature complete. It does the very basic connection, publish, and subscribe work. It still needs more love around memory allocations and additional NATS protocol support for credentials, etc.

    #HareLang #NATS #PubSub

  8. I got hare-nats wired to use hare-ev now so I can start to really get this more feature complete. It does the very basic connection, publish, and subscribe work. It still needs more love around memory allocations and additional NATS protocol support for credentials, etc.

    #HareLang #NATS #PubSub

  9. I got hare-nats wired to use hare-ev now so I can start to really get this more feature complete. It does the very basic connection, publish, and subscribe work. It still needs more love around memory allocations and additional NATS protocol support for credentials, etc.

    #HareLang #NATS #PubSub

  10. I got hare-nats wired to use hare-ev now so I can start to really get this more feature complete. It does the very basic connection, publish, and subscribe work. It still needs more love around memory allocations and additional NATS protocol support for credentials, etc.

    #HareLang #NATS #PubSub

  11. Got hare-serial in a decent enough spot to push it.

    git.sr.ht/~blainsmith/hare-ser

  12. hare-serial is coming along nicely so I can move onto hare-odb2

  13. hare-serial is coming along nicely so I can move onto hare-odb2

    #HareLang #ODB2

  14. hare-serial is coming along nicely so I can move onto hare-odb2

    #HareLang #ODB2

  15. hare-serial is coming along nicely so I can move onto hare-odb2

    #HareLang #ODB2

  16. hare-serial is coming along nicely so I can move onto hare-odb2

    #HareLang #ODB2

  17. For those interested in fooling around with niche compiler technology and programming languages: Here's a fun sketch of a correctness proof for Hare's sort::inplace stdlib function through symbolic execution of the QBE intermediate representation emitted by the Hare compiler.

    notes.8pit.net/notes/y7n8.html

    #HareLang #QBE #Compilers

  18. For those interested in fooling around with niche compiler technology and programming languages: Here's a fun sketch of a correctness proof for Hare's sort::inplace stdlib function through symbolic execution of the QBE intermediate representation emitted by the Hare compiler.

    notes.8pit.net/notes/y7n8.html

    #HareLang #QBE #Compilers

  19. For those interested in fooling around with niche compiler technology and programming languages: Here's a fun sketch of a correctness proof for Hare's sort::inplace stdlib function through symbolic execution of the QBE intermediate representation emitted by the Hare compiler.

    notes.8pit.net/notes/y7n8.html

    #HareLang #QBE #Compilers

  20. For those interested in fooling around with niche compiler technology and programming languages: Here's a fun sketch of a correctness proof for Hare's sort::inplace stdlib function through symbolic execution of the QBE intermediate representation emitted by the Hare compiler.

    notes.8pit.net/notes/y7n8.html

    #HareLang #QBE #Compilers

  21. For those interested in fooling around with niche compiler technology and programming languages: Here's a fun sketch of a correctness proof for Hare's sort::inplace stdlib function through symbolic execution of the QBE intermediate representation emitted by the Hare compiler.

    notes.8pit.net/notes/y7n8.html

    #HareLang #QBE #Compilers

  22. Just updated git.sr.ht/~grafov/hare-mode for GNU/Emacs for using Hare 0.26.0 syntax.