I will now log off and fully savour the talk so here are the first 5 minutes of @cwebber tonight in Amsterdam
Sorry for no alt text but it’s basically just Christine talking
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I will now log off and fully savour the talk so here are the first 5 minutes of @cwebber tonight in Amsterdam
Sorry for no alt text but it’s basically just Christine talking
Queen @cwebber in conversation with @jboy is something you do not want to miss 👀👀👀👀
Come to Social Media: We Can Change the Defaults! Free attendance, registration required.
I will now log off and fully savour the talk so here are the first 5 minutes of @cwebber tonight in Amsterdam
Sorry for no alt text but it’s basically just Christine talking
New post from me over on the @spritely blog: Composing capability security and conflict-free replicated data types
Local-first apps often use CRDTs, but I'm not really aware of any that fully embrace capability security. This post is an attempt to show how the two can be composed using a simple group chat application as a case study.
Queen @cwebber in conversation with @jboy is something you do not want to miss 👀👀👀👀
Come to Social Media: We Can Change the Defaults! Free attendance, registration required.
New post from me over on the @spritely blog: Composing capability security and conflict-free replicated data types
Local-first apps often use CRDTs, but I'm not really aware of any that fully embrace capability security. This post is an attempt to show how the two can be composed using a simple group chat application as a case study.
We're re-learning something again today.
Absorbing new paradigms is hard work.
They benefit your existing practice.
My work learning (ish) the #Guile / #Guix / #Spritely / #Goblins framework led me to the `Lisp`-alike branch of languages, which just helped inform my understanding of the mechanics underlying Bash's use of `!!` and `!-n` as last and `n`-th to the last numbered commands.
If you're not constantly learning and messing up and trying again, it's not engineering or art.
#spritely #hoot in a toot: how to deploy #Guile #Scheme as static website via #webassembly (complete #Wisp example).
The code from the two attached images, as written, runs on
https://www.draketo.de/software/hoot.html
Try it out!
It’s two pages from Naming & Logic: Programming Essentials with Wisp.
printed: https://www.epubli.com/shop/naming-and-logic-programming-essentials-with-wisp-9783565093199
website: https://www.draketo.de/software/programming-basics-wisp
This adds parallel fetches (do you see where?). If you adopt it, ensure that your server compresses application/wasm.
We're re-learning something again today.
Absorbing new paradigms is hard work.
They benefit your existing practice.
My work learning (ish) the #Guile / #Guix / #Spritely / #Goblins framework led me to the `Lisp`-alike branch of languages, which just helped inform my understanding of the mechanics underlying Bash's use of `!!` and `!-n` as last and `n`-th to the last numbered commands.
If you're not constantly learning and messing up and trying again, it's not engineering or art.
#spritely #hoot in a toot: how to deploy #Guile #Scheme as static website via #webassembly (complete #Wisp example).
The code from the two attached images, as written, runs on
https://www.draketo.de/software/hoot.html
Try it out!
It’s two pages from Naming & Logic: Programming Essentials with Wisp.
printed: https://www.epubli.com/shop/naming-and-logic-programming-essentials-with-wisp-9783565093199
website: https://www.draketo.de/software/programming-basics-wisp
This adds parallel fetches (do you see where?). If you adopt it, ensure that your server compresses application/wasm.
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