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To anyone worried about the windows 10 support, linux is great.

submitted 7 days ago • 0 comments

I find AI is good enough to give it small tasks but, on two main conditions: 1. You treat it as just a rough draft / mockup that you intend on building yourself 2. You have something you are doing in the meantime so the slowness isn't a problem For now, I am watching anime while v0 works.

submitted 33 days ago • 1 comment

Is there like a cheap service, or like, a person, who will help promote a library or thing I built. Its like, I can build stuff, but actually promoting it is an entirely different skill set I do not possess. #buildinpublic #opensource

submitted 49 days ago • 0 comments

scopie.dev I am going to say scopie is now officially "ready for alpha" haha. Its still very early and although I am happy with the design and the three libraries ( go, js and py ) I have built. I definitely can't say its v1 ready. But definitely want to explore more. #opensource #buildinpublic

submitted 51 days ago • 4 comments

Ok, did some grammar and simplification of scopie.dev, finally got scopie-py complete as well as got some much better docs for scopie-go and scopie-js. I think its time to start sharing it and seeing what happens.

submitted 52 days ago • 0 comments

My hobby is incorrectly using the abbreviations, its not my fault your "cool system" is abbreviated LMAO.

submitted 52 days ago • 0 comments

Is there an easy "native" way to build and host docs for javascript projects? JSDoc is extensive but the output is minimal, and there doesn't seem to be any "popular" themes. Go does this great, I think rust has it built in as well. Python although isn't standard has sphinx and rtd.

submitted 52 days ago • 1 comment

Side note: looking for someone to help build a side project, especially written using Go. Message me, I get quite bored after work. #buildinpublic

submitted 58 days ago • 0 comments

github.com/miniscruff/s... ok I think this should at least be a good enough alpha test for python. Will need some more docs but happy to have it out there. #opensource #buildinpublic

submitted 58 days ago • 1 comment

Ok, scopie-py is ready, rough around the doc edges but I think this completes the go+js+py library set for scopie. Just going to clean up some docs and stuff and I should be good to start promoting it. #opensource #buildinpublic

submitted 58 days ago • 0 comments

Split keeb + Ghostty + Zellij + Neovim = I can be really annoying when asking for advice on how to setup your local environment.

submitted 61 days ago • 0 comments

Spent a few hours getting scopie-py kicked off with the majority of the work done and v0.1.0 published. Going to finish it off soon. Also made the scopie terms a little easier to follow in alpha04.

submitted 61 days ago • 0 comments

Most "hot takes" I read can chill my drinks.

submitted 124 days ago • 0 comments

miniscruff.github.io/magic-circle/ Just a tiny html thing to make some magic circle for your casting needs. Still want to add more stuff but wanted to get it out there first. #opensource #github

submitted 138 days ago • 0 comments

github.com/miniscruff/v... and now I have a contributing guide. Should be set for a little while. #opensource #golang #github

submitted 141 days ago • 0 comments

github.com/miniscruff/v... Initial release of my validation library is up. Going to add some badges and a contributing guide and call it a day. Not too many validations built in yet but enough to get started I think.

submitted 141 days ago • 0 comments

github.com/miniscruff/v... I made a thing, again. This time for validations, currently experimental but I like it so far. Will work on adding more validations soon.

submitted 144 days ago • 0 comments

Helping a friend contribute to OSS by forcing them to write the python version of scopie.dev which has turned out well so far. Definitely want to push scopie next year as much as I can. Not super great at marketing or publishing but will see what I can do.

submitted 145 days ago • 0 comments

I have decided to write my own Go validation library, the great one from the goplayground group is definitely amazing. But, the magic string aspect is bad for devex and makes it impossible to discover validations without just ctrl+f on the go docs. #opensource #golang

submitted 148 days ago • 0 comments

scopie.dev/playground/ is now up and can be used to preview what actor rules could look like and the action scopes they would be allowed to process. This completes my "what to do before promoting" list. Looking forward to seeing how this goes. #buildinpublic #opensource

submitted 158 days ago • 0 comments

github.com/miniscruff/s... Small update to the validate scope function to validate an array of scopes or rules instead of just one at a time. Originally scopes and rules were comma separated so it wasn't a problem. #buildinpublic #opensource

submitted 158 days ago • 0 comments

scopie.dev/playground/ ok, its not much but a playground for trying out scopie with actions and actors. More or less just a wrapper around the js package so it wasn't much. #buildinpublic #opensource ( still gotta figure out what tags are good )

submitted 159 days ago • 0 comments

github.com/miniscruff/s... is hopefully getting close, it currently passes all my test cases and the benchmarks look good. I plan on using it for an authorization playground on scopie.dev to clean up any rough edges.

submitted 159 days ago • 0 comments

github.com/miniscruff/s... mostly just a go bump but I added some more docs and needed a release for them to apply. Definitely going to want to add some sort of auto announcement action later or something.

submitted 172 days ago • 0 comments

github.com/miniscruff/s... if anyone is curious, here is a small github action that runs benchmarks and pushes the report back to the main branch. I find it nice and simple.

submitted 172 days ago • 0 comments

github.com/miniscruff/s... the first implementation of scopie is for go. It felt pretty good using it for my side project and it is my first time utilizing benchmarks directly in github actions.

submitted 172 days ago • 0 comments