Weekly Brain Dump #28
At a Glance
- Taylor Work Heading toward v0.5.0
- Markdown in Neovim Changing my setup yet again
- Interesting Links Cool things I found this week
- Comments
Taylor Work
The updates for Taylor are pretty much done. I’ve also fixed a bug with the CLI
tool that didn’t allow taylor --entrypoint blah.rb despite it being listed in
the --help text.
I’ve also been working on the development experience through Docker to make it as easy as possible for other people to pick up development. The final trick was getting Docker in Docker working so you can export the test suite and run them under Linux, Wine, and Firefox.
My final focus before considering the development experience done is to get documentation up for developing on Linux, OSX, and hopefully Windows.
Markdown in Neovim
I’ve bounced off of kiwi.nvim which I just discovered is archived! That’s a happy coincidence.
I’m moving to two different plugins that cover the only features I really wanted at all.
This lets me easily manage my checklists and to hope around files cleanly. It also gives me back the biggest feature I missed of vimwiki which is nested checkboxes affecting their parents and allowing partial markers.
Interesting Links
One possible introduction to hokusai-pocket: An intro to using hokusai a tool for building cross platform gui apps with mruby
Understanding the Go Runtime: The Reflect Package: Another fun look into how Go handles things internally, this time how it knows what your structs and types are in the compiled binary.
Godot 4.7 Release: Lots of exciting development in Godot, it's an amazing game engine.
Help us test the Hanami 3.0 release candidate: Hanami 3.0 is coming!