Weekly Brain Dump #24
At a Glance
- FZap It's reaching a point where it's usable
- Taylor
- mruby Upgrade Upgrading mruby in Taylor to 4.0.0
- Release v0.4.2 Taylor v0.4.2 released
- Interesting Links Cool things I found this week
- Comments
FZap
I think FZap is getting close to being “feature complete” for what I wanted out of it initially. I’ll do my best to get FZap cleaned up and into a releasable state as I do think it’s neat.
My current focus is on getting a few commands setup for using tmux as I think they’re useful and make good examples.
Taylor
mruby Upgrade
I had a crack at getting mruby upgraded to 4.0.0 for Taylor but hit some pretty
major roadblocks. I think the biggest one is that mruby-require is having a
lot of issues building due to a big shift in how mgems work. This is going to be
a very challenging upgrade I suspect.
Release v0.4.2
I had someone actually raise an issue for Taylor again! It always makes me feel
really good and that this project is worthwhile when I found out people I have
never met are using it. It turns out all the issues they were reporting I had
actually fixed and they were just sitting on main as I have been a bit lazy
about doing a release.
I spent some time on Wednesday night getting the release out and hit a strange
issue with the OSX release that wouldn’t compile. It was a very strange fix, I
had to run rake -r pathname because it wasn’t loaded for some reason.
The actual changelog is pretty small, if you’re curious you can check the release out on the Taylor blog
Interesting Links
Little.Webby.Press: A tool to generate ebooks directly in your browser.
novelWriter: A FOSS tool for writing novels that has a Vim mode!
Jira is Turing-Complete: This is hilarious.
It’s time to talk about my writerdeck: I’ve been tempted to do a terminal only machine as I think it’d be an interesting experience.