sharyanto

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   by sharyanto 12y ago

   There should be (or is there already?) a script that automatically downloads an issue and its conversation in text or JSON format and commits it so the data/archive is in the git repo.
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   by sharyanto 12y ago

   To be fair, CPAN is also full of junk. And Acme::* :)
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   by sharyanto 13y ago

   Also, vi/emacs/nano are not one would call "command-line" text editors (they are text-mode/console-based though). See "ed" for one.
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   by sharyanto 13y ago

   Probably from raiph. I saw that he mentioned that several times on Reddit. Also see the comments on my blog post: http://blogs.perl.org/users/steven_haryanto/2013/03/dont-wai... (18 months).
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   by sharyanto 13y ago

   The script works on any git repo. It's just that the graphs being produced are similar to those found on Github. Aside from that, the script is not related to Github at all.
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   by sharyanto 13y ago

   I would recommend my small library Color::ANSI::Util ( https://metacpan.org/module/Color::ANSI::Util ) which has ansifg($rgb) and ansibg($rgb) function. They can detect terminal's color depth and output either 24-b
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   by sharyanto 13y ago

   tput doesn't seem to recognize Konsole's 24bit color support though.
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   by sharyanto 13y ago

   Org is my favorite markup too (mostly because of emacs' org-mode). I certainly hope it picks adoption in the future. One of the downside, however, is its syntax for verbatim paragraph is a bit awkward (requires a colon at the start of each