#uncurled — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #uncurled, aggregated by home.social.
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Bracken Fronds
When I was out for a walk I noticed these beside the edge of the road. I was delighted to catch a photo of these #bracken #fronds before they #uncurled. When they are #curled up like this I always thing they look like something from another planet.
Available from: https://pixels.com/featured/bracken-alternative-perspectives.html
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Just getting started with it, but #uncurled by @bagder feels like the guide to becoming a contributor and steward of #opensource that I would have wanted back when I started! I’m lucky to have been surrounded by great people who shared similar wisdom. For those who are not so lucky, give this a read https://un.curl.dev/.
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Bracken Fronds
When I was out for a walk I noticed these beside the edge of the road. I was delighted to catch a photo of these #bracken #fronds before they #uncurled. When they are #curled up like this I always thing they look like something from another planet.
Available from: https://pixels.com/featured/bracken-alternative-perspectives.html
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“All bugs could in theory eventually be found. But only if you stop adding new features and you have a large amount of users *for an extended period of time*.”
— Daniel Stenberg (@bagder) [1]
This corollary to ancient open source lore [2] can only come from a person who has skin in the game and the scars to show for it.
#Programming #LifeWithCode #LongTerm #UnCurled
[1]: https://un.curl.dev/code/shallow
[2]: http://www.catb.org/~esr/writings/cathedral-bazaar/cathedral-bazaar/index.html#catbmain -
#uncurled turned a year old the other week and I totally forgot to celebrate: https://un.curl.dev/
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achievement unlocked: featured in two hacker news posts on the same day
Now #uncurled: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34981518
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I highly recommend the #booklet #Uncurled (https://un.curl.dev) by Daniel Stenberg (https://mastodon.social/@bagder) from the #curl project (https://curl.se).
A lot of good advice on running an important, well-known Open Source project. Also, some crazy stories in the Email chapter.