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I write and publish open source code. I quite often get bug fixes, patches, requests and questions regarding the things I have published. Most of the feedback is respectful and helpful. However occasionally there are other requests. This page is where I plan to redirect them as a final warning before I block and ignore them. The three F’s to open source development. Fix it, Fork it, Fuck off Fix it If you find a bug, notice missing,..
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Reading Files to Strings using Python and then Loading them to JSON
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fuzzyblog.io
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6 years ago
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eng
I know this is dirt simple but I'm writing it down because it is one of those simple things that I just forget constantly. In each of these cases, the output is to the str variable. Using a With Block to Auto Close the File As a rubyist, I keep reading this as str is local to the with "block". Of course python doesn't have blocks … with open ( 'data.txt' , 'r' ) as myfile : str = myfile . read () Python 3.....
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We recently added a new tool to the Codename One simulator that will allow you to run arbitrary code snippets in your app’s runtime environment. You can access it from “File” > “Groovy Console”, while your app is running in the simulator. This will open the following dialog that will allow you to execute arbitrary Groovy code: As you may suspect, you should use the Groovy programming language in this console. If you’re..
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Help RMS defeat the tranny faggot sjws destroying Free Software. Learn the truth of what is happenin...
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I've been actively working on a side project for the past several months and one of the people who has been helping out a bit around the edges wants to learn how to program Ruby on Rails. Since this, like everything I always do, is a distributed, remote effort, an in person teaching effort just doesn't work. When they pushed back on the feature set I was making and said that it wouldn't work for them, I said "Well that's fine, tell me wh....
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Cameron Desautel has a great post on Working Faster in Emacs by Reading the "Future" , highlighting M-n 's usefulness for inserting minibuffer default values. Invoking M-n in shell-command 's prompt is handy for quickly getting the current buffer's file name. This works great for one-off shell commands like "chmod +x script.sh" or "tidy -xml -i -m data.xml" . Unfortunately, these commands aren't easily reusable from shell-comman....
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I've been actively working on a side project for the past several months and one of the people who has been helping out a bit around the edges wants to learn how to program Ruby on Rails. Since this, like everything I always do, is a distributed, remote effort, an in person teaching effort just doesn't work. When they pushed back on the feature set I was making and said that it wouldn't work for them, I said "Well that's fine, tell me wh....
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Again in October, like in September , I spent most of my dev time on an Instapaper-like read later service. I use it every day, and plan to release it sometime soon. I did get a couple things done, though; once again, I did not neglect First Crack entirely. Permalink.
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At the beginning, I started my website on 14th May of 2017 when the recent Wannacry malware has appeared. My first post, in fact, was to discuss and to analyze the malware in deeper, explaining technical concepts to people who do not know anything about Windows and SMB. -Continue to read the article on SerHack.me
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New Ionic 5 Angular 8 Display, Update and Delete Records with RxJS
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www.9lessons.info
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6 years ago
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eng
This post is about displaying the API records with delete and update actions using new Ionic and Angular reactive programming. This is a continuation of Ionic Angular series and it explains to you how to distribute the data between the components using RxJS method like BehaviorSubject. All of the feed API responses/records storing in a reactive object, This help the application DOM works seamlessly with update and delete operations. Impl..
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This cat has been in my life for 12 years now. Whenever I get back home and sit on the sofa, she jumps on my chest and starts licking my nose and my eyebrows. She stays there until the moment she realizes I could be feeding her instead of relaxing.
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This cat has been in my life for 12 years now. Whenever I get back home and sit on the sofa, she jumps on my chest and starts licking my nose and my eyebrows. She stays there until the moment she realizes I could be feeding her instead of relaxing.
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I am a member of an 8 person team that is: part of a non profit distributed all over the country trying to get started on a new initiative and find our footing; we are about 1 year old (I've only been here for 2 months) just had our first offsite At the offsite I witnessed a fascinating exercises in doing a retrospective on the past year's work that my boss, Dave Sifry, orchestrated. This is now my third time consulting for Dave Sifry ....
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Simple agile stand ups Here's what I'm up to today Here's what I'm stuck on How can I help anyone else
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Turns out we got a bank holiday here in Germany, and it freed up some unexpected time and suddenly my thoughts broke loose. I love React. Yet, I never use it. I normally end up with smaller alternatives like Preact, superfine, hyperapp or Mithril. I choose those, because I like that satisfying feeling, when you skim through the source code and understand how things are implemented. Also, I must inform you upfront, that I am not a frontend d..
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What is the difference between style-loader and mini-css-extract-plugin?
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maxrozen.com
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6 years ago
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eng
Looking to optimise your webpack config? Understanding the difference between style-loader and mini-css-extract-plugin can help you speed up your page loads.
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Getting tired of running the relay-compiler every time you change your GraphQL schema/resolvers? There's a plugin in webpack for that!
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Looking to inject variables from CI into the HTML your webpack build outputs? It's relatively simple to do.
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Want to stop webpack from including multiple versions of the same package in your bundle? It only takes a couple of lines of code.
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Turns out we got a bank holiday here in Germany, and it freed up some unexpected time and suddenly my thoughts broke loose. I love React. Yet, I never use it. I normally end up with smaller alternatives like Preact, superfine, hyperapp or Mithril. I choose those, because I like that satisfying feeling, when you skim through the source code and understand how things are implemented. Also, I must inform you upfront, that I am not a frontend d..
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I am a member of an 8 person team that is: part of a non profit distributed all over the country trying to get started on a new initiative and find our footing; we are about 1 year old (I've only been here for 2 months) just had our first offsite At the offsite I witnessed a fascinating exercises in doing a retrospective on the past year's work that my boss, Dave Sifry, orchestrated. This is now my third time consulting for Dave Sifry ....
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Simple agile stand ups Here's what I'm up to today Here's what I'm stuck on How can I help anyone else
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In one of our previous posts we discussed how packaging of applications is shifting to developers as organizations embrace containers. But it’s not just packaging that’s moving from systems administration to development — it’s configuration management as well.
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Really is anything more scary than prioritization???; Picture taken at Pete's Dueling Piano Bar, Austin, TX; Recommended I am a member of an 8 person team that is: part of a non profit distributed all over the country trying to get started on a new initiative and find our footing; we are about 1 year old (I've only been here for 2 months) just had our first offsite juggling way too much work hence the need to prioritize At the offsit....
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Because side projects are as ridiculous as someone doing push ups on top of a set of dueling pianos; Picture taken at Pete's Dueling Piano Bar, Austin, TX; Recommended Great Googly Moogly! My current side project is almost 10K lines of code in total or at least 5k lines (and yes there are tests, rspec, I don't know why it says 0 lines of tests): rake stats +----------------------+--------+--------+---------+---------+-----+-------+ |....
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Sloc Cloc and Code - Can a crusty Go program outperform a well written Rust Project?
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boyter.org
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6 years ago
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eng
For those that wish to follow along with the presentation use the below link, https://boyter.org/static/gophercon-syd-presentation/ You can press S to see the speaker notes as you go along.
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Repository: @knadh/listmonk GitHub release page: v0.3.0-alpha Breaking changes The media file upload mechanism has changed in this release with pluggable interfaces, and bundled support for filesystem and S3. There are new upload* sections in the TOML config that control this behaviour.
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In this article, we compare Amazon EC2 and AWS Lambda for running cron jobs in AWS and offer guidance for when to choose which of the two.
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Happy Halloween! Here's A Cute and Funny Trick-or-Treat Story
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www.joehxblog.com
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6 years ago
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eng
Happy Halloween! I thought today I would share a cute and funny (and maybe scary!) trick-or-treat story from when I was a little kid.
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Really is anything more scary than prioritization???; Picture taken at Pete's Dueling Piano Bar, Austin, TX; Recommended I am a member of an 8 person team that is: part of a non profit distributed all over the country trying to get started on a new initiative and find our footing; we are about 1 year old (I've only been here for 2 months) just had our first offsite juggling way too much work hence the need to prioritize At the offsit....
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Because side projects are as ridiculous as someone doing push ups on top of a set of dueling pianos; Picture taken at Pete's Dueling Piano Bar, Austin, TX; Recommended Great Googly Moogly! My current side project is almost 10K lines of code in total or at least 5k lines (and yes there are tests, rspec, I don't know why it says 0 lines of tests): rake stats +----------------------+--------+--------+---------+---------+-----+-------+ |....
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Welcome to Snyk’s State of JavaScript frameworks security report 2019. Let’s begin this report by exploring the different security vulnerabilities found in the core Angular and React projects.
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Welcome to Snyk's State of JavaScript frameworks security report 2019. In this section, we review the security risk of the indirect independencies for both Angular and React, and then we also review the direct dependencies, first for Angular and then for React.
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Welcome to Snyk's State of JavaScript frameworks security report 2019. In this blog post we'll review security vulnerabilities found in other frontend ecosystem projects.
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Welcome to Snyk's State of JavaScript frameworks security report 2019. This section of the report is about Angular and React projects overall security posture.
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Welcome to Snyk’s State of JavaScript frameworks security report 2019.In this report, we investigate the state of security for both the Angular and React ecosystems, looking at best practices, secure coding, and security vulnerabilities in React, Angular, and other frontend projects such as Bootstrap, Vue.js, and jQuery.Inside you will find the report in it’s digital format as a PDF to download and review offline.
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2019 side-by-side comparison of Angular and React security vulnerabilities
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snyk.io
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6 years ago
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eng
Welcome to Snyk's State of JavaScript frameworks security report 2019. In this section, we review the impact that security vulnerabilities can have by looking at the severity, CVSS scores and more over the years for both Angular and React.
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I'm in the process of wrapping up a team offsite even though I was ostensibly the lead technologist present, I was not actually prepared in terms of bringing the right technology with me to facilitate the team's needs. The single worst omission was the lack of an HDMI cable without which, I saw three tech folk (me, other engineer #1, team coordinator) fail to be able to connect a Mac, an iPad and a Windows box to a Chrome Cast equipped TV.....
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I'm in the process of wrapping up a team offsite even though I was ostensibly the lead technologist present, I was not actually prepared in terms of bringing the right technology with me to facilitate the team's needs. The single worst omission was the lack of an HDMI cable without which, I saw three tech folk (me, other engineer #1, team coordinator) fail to be able to connect a Mac, an iPad and a Windows box to a Chrome Cast equipped TV.....
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