Frameworks, Libraries, and others
#PhanpySocial changelog ✨
👾 Custom emoji search — Pointer & keyboard-accessible tooltips of shortcodes. Fuzzy search. Shortcodes show by default when searching.
🐛 Bug fixes
🔗 https://phanpy.social/
💬 https://matrix.to/#/%23phanpy:matrix.org
Sometimes the best tool is the one you already have!
It turns out that this humble nail here is an amazing scoring tool ^^
From time to time I stumble onto a modern Tweet worth adding to my https://davidbisset.social collection (via #mastodon).
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About #coding / #tech industry:
"Early in my career, I joined a project that used a lot of #SQL.
I was new to SQL so I found an “intro to SQL” book on the company bookshelf, and read it over a weekend.
From that point on, I was seen as an SQL expert amongst colleagues.
It was a revelation about our industry."
Also: #books still very useful.
https://twitter.com/steveofmcleod/status/1787173200121532632
Sind die Anwender für IT-Sicherheit einfach zu doof? @evawolfangel schreibt über die „Schwachstelle Mensch“, die immer wieder für erfolgreiche Hackerangriffe verantwortlich gemacht wird. Jetzt ohne Paywall:
https://uebermedien.de/94248/schwachstelle-mensch/
Eine gemeinsame Plattform, auf der alle Inhalte von ARD und ZDF zu finden sind. Sowas wie Netflix, nur öffentlich-rechtlich. Warum gibt es das eigentlich nicht? Johanna Bernklau hat bei @leonido nachgefragt (€): https://uebermedien.de/94762/warum-gibt-es-kein-oeffentlich-rechtliches-netflix/
Excellent bit of insight from the end of @elliotjaystocks new book:
“Yes, we need more fonts. It's not like we have enough songs, is it?”
One of these days I’ll actually follow through on my dream of releasing a typeface…
"What do you think a junior developer reviewing code with two senior #developers looks like?"
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In the last year and a half I have written a lot of Rust code, only some of which is open source at the moment: Xot, the capable XML tree library.
I have also most of a XPath 3.1 implementation and part of an XSLT 3.0 implementation. And a structural human readable diffing library for XML documents.
I happen to have a (revived) background in established tech like XML and I can write Rust, which makes for an interesting combination.
@emilygorcenski You're crucially missing `-vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv`