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Lamb 0.4.0
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Created a HTMX PHP sandbox to get started really easily. Feedback welcome. Might add some convenience functions https://github.com/svandragt/htmx-php-sandbox #projects
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I've updated my one stop system update script to remove unused Flatpaks. #linux #projects
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What would it take to make writing vanilla JavaScript more pleasant? After reviewing the code for my blogging engine Lamb I concluded:
Most of the code adding interactivity to personal websites comes down to running code after the page has loaded; niceties to query the DOM and hook into events. There's probably more but this is a start. The result is shorthand.js. Hint: it's not dissimilar to jQuery, but you can fully learn it in 5 minutes.
Which simplifies code to:
onLoaded(() => { const forms = $$('form.form-delete') forms?.forEach($form => $form.on('submit', ev => { cancel(ev) let confirmed = confirm(`Really delete status ${ev.target.dataset.id}?`) if (!confirmed) return ev.target.submit() })) })This is just a prototype and will evolve.
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PHP-Activate 0.3.1
I've released php-activate 0.3.1, a PHP project version manager for Linux systems using native PHP packages.
Made for those working with multiple projects using a variety of PHP versions, this script will switch to the correct PHP version for the local shell session. It does not require sudo, so even works in IDEs.
The latest version contains a few small changes:
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Eliminate the activate_php:export:20: invalid option(s) output. Exporting the php function is not needed as we source the script into the current shell session. - Harden the script by implementing shellscript linting recommendations.
- Readme update.
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PHP-Activate 0.3.0
I've released php-activate 0.3.0, a PHP project version manager for Linux systems using native PHP packages.
Made for those working with multiple projects using a variety of PHP versions, this script will switch to the correct PHP version for the local shell session. It does not require sudo, so even works in IDEs.
The latest version drops support for the Fish shell again, and fixes compatibility with direnv. The correct PHP version is activated when changing into a project directory that is setup according to the README. #projects #phpactivate
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Lamb image test
Image upload support has landed in the Lamb repo:
Drag images into the composer textarea and they will be automatically uploaded behind the scenes and inserted into the post as markdown, similar to how GitHub works:
This has been the main missing piece for me, so I'm very pleased. #lamb #projects
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PHP-Activate 0.2.0
I've released php-activate 0.2.0, a PHP project version manager for Linux systems using native PHP packages.
Made for those working with multiple projects using a variety of PHP versions, this script will switch to the correct PHP version for the local shell session. It does not require sudo, so even works in IDEs.
The latest version adds support for the Fish shell. #projects #phpactivate
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On personal goals
Today, I've realised my overarching goal as a software engineer: create digital experiences that help improve mental health for the people using them.
Unwittingly I myself have trended towards community software where capitalism, media manipulation and corporate influence is minimised (open-source, privacy first, self-hosting), and writing software with these values in mind.
In my experience, capitalism and corporate software distort the incentives of software for the financial benefit of it's backers. Media manipulation uses information overload and content agendas to influence the news cycle and change the common values we live by. This ultimately is more important to them than the wellbeing of the person experiencing the artifact, but not to me.
How have I been unwittingly trying to create positive user experiences:
- Having ownership over your content through blogging software that does not demand your attention.
- Creating a safe space for content consumption of trusted resources.
- Reducing friction in everyday tasks also benefits mental health and reduces frustration.
- Having peace of mind working on technologies that avoid complexity,
- Building foundational projects to help understand how to think about replacement products that contain these values.
- Helping people make time for oneself.