Kaushal Modi @kaushalmodi@mastodon.technology

@jamey

Wow.
My intentions were simple: "you would want to learn swimming if you want to increase your chances of saving yourself from drowning".
Similarly. learn git to save yourselves from drowning in code (who made that change. I did. Why. so on and so forth)

This unnecessary twisted analysis from a simple "#swimming" is unwarranted.

Stop complicating things. Think twice. - 1/2

Okay so this is cool:

https://emsenn.neocities.org/personal-dictionary.html

It's like a blog entry, talking about my plans for code, right?

Only instead of just plans, it's got psuedocode of how to implement it.

Only instead of pseudocode, it's real code, that I can export as a source file.

Only instead of just that, I can also run it directly in my text-editor, and pass one bit of code's output to another, and bring multiple snippets together.

And - screenshot included - my editor looks nice.

It's pretty cool.

Nice article on #Nim http://codeninja.blog/2019/exploring-nim/

@_emacsomancer I'm constantly surprised at how little most static sites do, though at the moment I'm tremendously guilty of it myself. @kaushalmodi @emacsomancer

'git bisect' is a pretty neat tool

Implementing a Personal Website with Hugo, Netlify, Org-mode, and Ox-Hugo https://posts.emsenn.net/implementing-a-personal-website-with-hugo-netlify-org-mode-and-ox-hugo

I'm proud to introduce an interview with the maker of #Orgzly, the app that started my personal quest toward #orgmode #emacs and even #hugo.

Check it out:

Orgzly: An Interview · The Art of Not Asking Why
https://joshrollinswrites.com/help-desk-head-desk/orgzly-neven-interview/

#Nim v. 0.20.0 has been released. https://nim-lang.org/blog/2019/06/06/version-0200-released.html

https://noyaml.com/

So I got that blog of mine up and running in the end 👆 It's been about a month now, and so far I've managed to get something out every week. Sure, it's no big achievement just yet, but everyone's gotta start somewhere, right? 😅

@publicvoit @musicmatze I do like how these features make me think. Do I need this? Why yes/no? What would this be good for? Etc.

#orgmode is based around approachable individuals who built a system that is arguably more approachable than anything else out there (because it's open to the community and been around for a long time). It makes it unique, depending who you are. Your orgmode is as intimate as your underwear. And that, in turn, is fascinating.

@jrss @musicmatze I often compare #orgmode to a very large box of LEGO bricks where you can decide how many and which blocks you're taking out to build your own world. #PIM

I think I'm starting to get the hang of using the Hugo static site generator and ox-hugo by @kaushalmodi with #emacs #OrgMode.

@codesections that's what brought me to #Nim https://nim-lang.org - which is much more high-level, close to Python.

Found out about shellcheck very recently. Handy CLI helper to analyze your (ba)sh scripts.

It's pretty awesome!

https://www.shellcheck.net/

love 2 code, just fucken... love it. declaring variables, implementing, functions? yeah it's great it's the best

Blog post: Version 0.19.6 released https://nim-lang.org/blog/2019/05/13/version-0196-released.html #Nim

is there a US Presidential candidate that uses #Mastodon?