 I started to prepare a talk for guix social. The title is "Arei/Ares: A modern, extensible IDE for Guile Scheme". I have a preliminary plan on what things to cover and in which order, but if you already have any questions send them, please. One question I already received is: JavaScript work keep following me even in the forest. So I moved to the middle of nowhere to desert. What would you say now, JS?
#javascript     Nicolas Graves (one of the core RDE contributors, PhD and just a cool dude) will be giving a talk about RDE on FOSDEM 2025 🥳 Our FOSS projects start getting momentum. I hope such occasions will make them even better. P.S. I'm really curious to see RDE from his perspective. I'm curious, how people manages their installations in Kubernetes? If you delete namespace it lefts detached from ns ClusterRole s and CustomResourceDefinition s, which means you can't use the same manifest to install the same deployment (with dependencies) in other namespace unless you manually delete all of them. This is an imperative nightmare, isn't it?  @abcdw we use opentofu for it. If you remove something, all the associated resources are cleaned up and you can naturally redeploy something new  @abcdw Helm, OpenTofu/Terraform or Pulumi are the main ones I can think of. I use Helm and OpenTofu. Include all the resources in your declaration of the stack and when you then delete the stack, it will delete everything completely (within reason) Ansible/Puppet is another possibility but requires more management. I'm not sure how much I'm into Free and Open Source Software, but this is a 5 years old photo of me.
#gnu #linux #foss #freesoftware  //Did you know you can colorize and print all IP addresses and interfaces on Linux in a tabular format for better readability? The syntax is: ip -br -c addr show See our ip command guide https://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/linux-ip-command-examples-usage-syntax/ pretty cool, huh? 
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I'm experimenting with custom reporters: based on the predicate used in a test assert, it produces messages in a format that make sense for this particular predicate. For example for lset= it shows intersection of sets and the elements missing in the first one and second one. Of course they should be customizable and pluggable.  Finally got back to the Scheme Unit Testing Library project. I try to design it in a similar spirit to clojure.test, but removing even more stuff from it that I feel unnecessary, keeping only most powerful and essential things. My tastes are very singular, so I'm curious what do YOU expect from a testing lib? What functionality for tests you use daily in your favorite programming language?  Did you know that clojure.test originated from Practical Common Lisp book? https://gigamonkeys.com/book/practical-building-a-unit-test-framework.html Today is my birthday. I did my morning routine, merged a couple patches, wrote a few emails, baked cookies 🍪 and now I guess is time to get some fun! :partyparrot: Have a great weekend, everyone! See you in a bit.  Deployed the first user-facing service to cons.town's kubernetes cluster: The cool thing about the cluster that it's deployed delcaratively with Guix. metallb used for making services available outside of kubernetes. cert-manager for certificates management and nginx-ingress for tls termination. Anything else cool I forget to mention? The work we do last a few months utilizes Guile Hoot (Scheme compiled to WASM) and looks like this. Is it most innovative technology stack ever used for genetics research?   @abcdw I wouldn't claim it's the most innovative stack used in genetics, but definitely cool. Could you share a link, if possible.   @sun @robinheghan Yes, I bet the majority use Emacs. scheme-mode, geiser or the new arei and ares by @abcdw of #rde and #guixhome fame. https://git.sr.ht/~abcdw/emacs-arei  Breaking news: the proposal for a #Lisp assembly at #38c3 has been accepted! This is so exciting! 38c3 is the 38th edition of the Chaos Communication Congress, the annual hacker conference happening in Hamburg, Germany from 27th to 30th December. Roughly speaking, a Congress assembly is a space that's made available for a self-organised group, to collaborate, organise workshops, talks, etc. around a specific project or area of interest. #scheme #emacs #guile #guix #clojure #racket #fennel 0/  I'll start coordinating things and reach out to various Lisp communities soon. In the meanwhile, if you're interested in any language or project under the Lisp umbrella and plan to be at 38c3, get in touch, it'd be great to hear from you. If you're not planning to attend Congress but would still like your Lisp project to be somehow part of the assembly, also feel free to reach out and we can discuss. /end |
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@abcdw relation to Geiser. Pros and cons. Why not contribute there instead? Or fork? PS: I use ares now ;)
@abcdw I guess this is a more of a general question but what is it that guile provides that allow this kind of IDE integration?.
@abcdw What future debugging features are in scope, if any?