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Comment on Does anyone have a digg invite code I can get ? in ~tech
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Comment on How do you manage separate development environments on your computer? in ~tech
bdn I guess this will be my final push to start going through the Nix documentation. Are you fully using NixOS or just the nix tool on another OS?I guess this will be my final push to start going through the Nix documentation. Are you fully using NixOS or just the
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Comment on How do you manage separate development environments on your computer? in ~tech
bdn Very interesting, I appreciate how they even included a setup for running as a non-root user. Thanks for sharing!Very interesting, I appreciate how they even included a setup for running as a non-root user. Thanks for sharing!
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How do you manage separate development environments on your computer?
Hello Tildes! There's an open-source app I would like to work on and contribute code to, but it uses a toolchain that I'm not terribly familiar with (Deno), and I'm not a huge fan of letting tools...
Hello Tildes!
There's an open-source app I would like to work on and contribute code to, but it uses a toolchain that I'm not terribly familiar with (Deno), and I'm not a huge fan of letting tools like this have full access to my system and files.
Do any of you use a system to containerize different development environments for software development? I could definitely use a standard Docker/Podman container to run the app, but I'm not aware of a good system where you can edit a program's source in an IDE, make changes, build the app, open a local port, and save your new code, all within a sandboxed environment.
If anyone uses a system like this or something related, I would love to hear about it and share ideas.
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Comment on Fortnightly Programming Q&A Thread in ~comp
bdn (edited )Link ParentYou called? (Edit for future readers: I used to use the handle @example.)You called?
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Comment on new.css - a classless CSS framework to write modern websites using only HTML in ~comp
bdn Hello tildes! It's finally time to come out from lurking. I published my new project new.css a couple of days ago and the response was totally unpredicted—the project has received almost 900...Hello tildes! It's finally time to come out from lurking. I published my new project new.css a couple of days ago and the response was totally unpredicted—the project has received almost 900 GitHub stars today alone. I'd love to discuss the project with you all and get your thoughts!
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new.css - a classless CSS framework to write modern websites using only HTML
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I'd love to check it out as well if anyone is willing to spare an invite!