amterp

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by amterp 1mo ago
Big fan of gron[0] and zoxide[1]. Gron for flattening and viewing JSON, and zoxide (z) for fuzzily jumping around on my system or on remote systems with z installed. Also been using Rad [2] (disclaimer: am author) to replace my suite of Bas
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by amterp 3mo ago
I'm working on two main projects at the moment. One is Rad [0], a programming language tailored for writing CLI scripts and tools (mainly an alternative to Bash), taking a declarative approach to things like script arguments. Latest pu
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by amterp 6mo ago
Happy for the devs, they deserve the presumably massive payout for the amount of value they’ve brought to the Python community.
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by amterp 6mo ago
I am continuing to work on Kan [0], a dev-focused kanban board that works via plain text files in your repository. I am finding it really useful for solo projects, giving a really simple way to get per-project Kanban boards that I can sync
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by amterp 7mo ago
I've been working on Kan [0] which is a CLI written in Go that can serve a Kanban board ( `kan serve` ). Serving the Kanban board means opening up a localhost page for a Kanban board which acts on files stored locally on your machine,
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by amterp 7mo ago
Really appreciated this perspective. Much more tempered and less hype than a lot of other articles I see. I thought the "dont let agents finishing interrupt you" workflow was an interesting point. I've set up chime hooks to b
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by amterp 8mo ago
Yep each one is a fresh session. Are you asking because you'd like a persistent one?
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by amterp 8mo ago
This is exactly the frustration that lead me to write Rad [0] (the README leads with an example). I've been working on it for over a year and the goal is basically to offer a programming language specifically for writing CLIs . It aim
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by amterp 10mo ago
I am working on Rad [0], a programming language built specifically for CLI scripts, so you don't need to write Bash, and it offers CLI-tailored features which make it a better choice than Python. Lately I've mainly been working on
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by amterp 10mo ago
This looks great! I'm currently using Material for MkDocs but was thinking of switching off it, in part due to the lack of options around having custom highlighting in code blocks (my docs website is for a programming language I am wor
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by amterp 11mo ago
Love this, lots of great ideas I'll be stealing :) Folks interested in scripting like this might like this tool I'm working on https://github.com/amterp/rad Rad is built specifically for writing CLI scripts a
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by amterp 11mo ago
Working hard on Rad, which is aiming to be a Bash-replacement for writing CLI scripts. The goal is to allow users to write maintainable scripts with declarative argument parsing, built-in JSON processing, HTTP requests, and interactive prom
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by amterp 1y ago
Work continues for me on Rad[0]. It's a programming language designed specifically for CLI scripts. I was sick of writing Bash scripts and thought we could do much, much better, so that's the goal with this project. Been working o
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by amterp 1y ago
Very much agree with the article, this is one of the reasons why I wrote Rad [0], which people here might find interesting. The idea is you write CLI scripts with a declarative approach to script arguments, including all the constraints o
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by amterp 1y ago
Modern cmd line scripting is an interesting area and I like seeing people's different approaches to improving it. Personally, I want to get as far away from writing control flow, loops, etc in Bash as I can. I'm working on https:
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by amterp 1y ago
Been working on https://github.com/amterp/rad for almost a year now. It's a programming language designed for writing good CLI scripts, so it's aiming to replace Bash but is much more Python-like, and offers
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by amterp 1y ago
Thanks! :) Yeah in my experience they're okay at Bash but I'm never happy with the scripts it makes, I feel like the ceiling is pretty low on how good Bash scripts can get without a disproportionate amount of effort. I'm ta
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by amterp 1y ago
I've been working on a programming language for about a year which aims to replace Bash for scripting but is far closer to Python. It's something I hope to see used by many other people in the future, but a very common objection I
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by amterp 1y ago
I'm working on a programming language aiming to replace Bash. It specifically targets CLI scripts where Python or Rust are overkill, but it contains a bunch of constructs that make it particularly well suited for CLI scripts, including