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Three Lessons from My Interview with Pieter Levels(wannabe-entrepreneur.com)
2 points by omn1 4y ago|0 comments
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by omn1 4y ago
Same. Used shuttle for https://endler.dev/2022/zerocal/ lately and was super happy with the experience. I no longer have to worry about hosting and can focus on the product instead.
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by omn1 4y ago
True, but for others to resolve the calendar entries you'd need to serve that file somewhere.
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by omn1 4y ago
Update: self-hosting works now. Added instructions to the docs. Have fun.
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by omn1 4y ago
Got it. The generator logic is in Rust yes. I could have written it in JavaScript as well but it was just easier for me to do that part in Rust. Should have mentioned that. Of course you could host a static HTML with JS on Github pages, but
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by omn1 4y ago
Good question. It depends on your definition of serverless. Strictly speaking there is no serverless, there's always some infrastructure somewhere. However the calendar file gets created out of thin air from the GET parameters alone. T
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by omn1 4y ago
You could do that but you'd have to create the ics file manually and not every platform allows you to share ics files. My original use-case was Github. Wanted to share invites for https://github.com/hello-rust/comm
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by omn1 4y ago
Not sure I understand because that's what it is basically. The Rust part is just for the routing; it decides whether to serve the form or the generated calendar file.
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by omn1 4y ago
Thanks for the info. I thought I fixed that lately [1]. I don't have an iPhone to test it with but I'll see what I can do. At least on the Chrome viewport emulator it looks fine to me... https://github.com/mre&#x2F
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by omn1 4y ago
That's correct.
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by omn1 4y ago
It's just Rust, so it can be. Will add a `main.rs` and some instructions, but PRs are welcome if someone beats me to it. ;) https://github.com/mre/zerocal/issues/9
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by omn1 4y ago
Author here, had a lot of fun building this as it's just ~100 lines of Rust code + some CSS/HTML. If someone is looking for a fun thing to contribute to during Hacktoberfest, the code is on Github: https://github.com&#x
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Zerocal – A Serverless Calendar App in Rust(endler.dev)
154 points by omn1 4y ago|58 comments
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by omn1 4y ago
ripgrep by BurntSushi ( https://github.com/BurntSushi/ripgrep )
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by omn1 4y ago
Which is weird because the unicorn is an inlined image (png), encoded in base64. Seems like they broke it.
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by omn1 4y ago
Even though the status page ( https://www.githubstatus.com/ ) shows no issues, I'm still getting the occasional 500. It seems to be happening quite irregularly. They are possibly facing a lot of load.
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Static Full-Text Search in Next.js with WebAssembly, Rust, and Xor Filters(hackernoon.com)
3 points by omn1 4y ago|0 comments
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by omn1 5y ago
They did actually. You can paste an image into a Markdown file with cmd/ctrl+v.
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Spet – Turing-complete programming language based on Spotify playlists(h313.info)
3 points by omn1 5y ago|1 comments
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by omn1 5y ago
I maintain a couple of bigger Github repos and blogs and was shocked at how many links break on a regular basis, so I wrote my own link checker in Rust [1] and started donating to the Wayback Machine. Please consider doing so, too as the we
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by omn1 6y ago
Same. Few years ago I started a little list of linters. Just kept adding tools and the list is huge now thanks to lots of contributors. https://github.com/analysis-tools-dev/static-analysis Still love adding new linter
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by omn1 6y ago
The organizers of the previous RUST devroom (2018, 2019, 2020) decided that we won't be organizing it this year as a huge part of FOSDEM is getting people in the same room and being able to create face to face discussions on the back o
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by omn1 6y ago
Me too. Shout out to the orga team who always provides cheap (but great!) sandwiches and mate. That's FOSDEM to me. That and the nerdy discussions in the rain while waiting in the food truck queue.
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Starting a Print-on-Demand Business as a Software Engineer(endler.dev)
15 points by omn1 6y ago|0 comments
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by omn1 6y ago
You can use pot: https://github.com/pizzamig/pot
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Show HN: Print Your GitHub Contributions(codeprints.dev)
16 points by omn1 6y ago|1 comments
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by omn1 6y ago
Great post! I like articles where the author has practical experience in two languages and compares them. Helps me make better decisions for future projects.
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by omn1 6y ago
You're right about the massive amounts of C/C++ code out there. I'd disagree that the integration is harder than with C++, though. Calling Rust from C and vice versa is fairly straightforward and there are automatic code gene
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Launching a Side Project Backed by GitHub Sponsors(endler.dev)
4 points by omn1 6y ago|0 comments
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by omn1 6y ago
Good point. Couple of thoughts: It helps to put different tools (formatters, linters) into separate groups per language. On top of that, adding the mode of execution (rule-based, AST-based and so on) would help with classification, too, bu

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