 In the past I've considered special features for OSS sponsors but this incurs overhead, which means less dev time. Then I figured that as long as I'm sufficiently sponsored, everything I build is public, open source and free to use. Less work for me and more fun for everyone. ❤️ Github doesn't support attaching a .patch file in an issue. Seems like a basic feature to support for a git-centric tool? @borkdude This is what PRs are for, though, right? They enable line-by-line discussion of changes, too I'm considering using mkdocs-material for documentation for #babashka. Current: With mkdocs-material it would look like: Benefit of the current "basic" approach is that Cmd-f works for searching. WDYT? Anonymous poll
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Voting ended 4 Dec 2022 at 10:19. @borkdude I really like single page documentations which are Strg-F-able, comes in handy when I'm not sure what I'm looking for. The official documentation for the Spring Framework switched away from a single page doc that was searchable and faced some criticism for it @borkdude I really like the generated layout of AsciiDoctor. It looks more professional. So I voted for the current approach. Why can't I make a fork of my own Github repo under a different name in the same organization? Seems like a case of overvalidation. @borkdude maybe they just assume you’d branch in that case? Not defending it btw - I can’t think of a good reason to disallow a fork too! I regularly get asked by people how and which project they can best contribute to if they want to do OSS. In my opinion the best projects are the ones you are really using and are passionate about seeing them improve. RT @mkvlr Often when I work on an issue I make a git branch "issue-1", make a total mess and finally I make another branch "issue-2", take the learnings from "issue-1" and fix the issue with minimal changes.  @borkdude so what you are saying is that you really write more code than we initially thought?  RT @logseq A rock ballad about dynamic typing. "My code can now be as wild and free 🤣 Dear #adventofcode! The #babashka #clojure aoc template now lets you download input automatically: https://github.com/borkdude/advent-of-babashka-template#downloading-input Also you can run the code on Github Codespaces now (if you just want to try it out)! RT @raphaelmilliere RT @NonsenseIsland @borkdude I'm finding that the chatbot is very good at fixing things in response to critiques. If you say something like, "Is there a built-in function that can do this?", it will probably rewrite the code. I created a repository to help with doing Advent of Code in #babashka and #nbbcljs! https://github.com/borkdude/advent-of-babashka #clojure #AdventOfCode #AdventOfCode2022 Spoiler alert: it contains a solution for day 1 RT @kamikudakun In the newest #babashka (1.0.167) you can do this without having a fork of clojure.spec in your bb.edn: $ bb -e "(require '[clojure.spec.alpha :as s]) (s/valid? int? 2)" The source of https://github.com/babashka/spec.alpha is pre-bundled with added only 100kb to the image. #clojure The current clojure.spec.alpha is interpreted and takes about 50ms to load. When clojure.spec2 ever comes out, there will be a pre-compiled fast version (which will add roughly 3-5mb to the image). The trade-off is having some convenience now while saving space for later. Babashka: Native, fast starting Clojure interpreter for scripting 1.0.167: the ultimate Advent of Code edition is out! Changelogs: |
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