Looking at the commit history for Python hyperbola over the last 3 years shows that it hasn't been developed, only maintained. It is done, but the current repo is expensive to maintain. #hypstatic
Switching to a static site built with webpack at least affords the opportunity to have an integration test that the site compiles. #automation #hypstatic
There is no automated build and no test suite. #automation #hypstatic
Dependency management in Python makes me sad. #fail #python #hypstatic
I've lost my ability to develop locally since I don't want to install VirtualBox on my new laptop. #fail #hypstatic
I run an outdated version of Django. #django #fail #hypstatic
The terraform config for this project is on 0.12 and I have no desire to update it to 0.13. #fail #terraform #automation #hypstatic
I will miss the ease of adding lifestream posts via the Django admin UI, but given that I'm posting elsewhere these days, I don't think I'll miss it too much #hypstatic
Remaining pieces are implementing hashtag browsing pages and the date archive browsing pages #hypstatic
Most of my updates these days are either in the Artichoke Discord or @artichokeruby Twitter #hypstatic
The AWS infra that the current site runs on is $50 a month I do not need to spend. #aws #cost #hypstatic
I've had a work in progress fork of hyperbola to migrate to a static site hosted on GitHub pages for over 6 months. I can't find the time to finish it. #hypstatic
More #artichoke updates since March: a marketing site at www.artichokeruby.org, prebuilt containers on Docker Hub https://hub.docker.com/r/artichokeruby/artichoke, and prebuilt nightlies https://github.com/artichoke/nightly/releases/latest #win
#vscode and LLDB in VSCode were SO amazing to use. Within a couple of iterations, I was able to track down the use-after-free: https://github.com/artichoke/artichoke/pull/674 #fail #win #artichoke
After repeated attempts of replicating my windows CI setup in a developer VM, I sloppily installed software via web installers. With every VS component, rustup, RubyInstaller, LLVM, choco, and winflexbison, I was running with a reproducer #artichoke
Once GH-670 was merged, I had a segfault that only (and reliably) reproduced on one test in Windows #artichoke #rust #windows
After 50 PRs, I was able to put GH-442 to bed and remove the Rc wrapper from the Artichoke state https://github.com/artichoke/artichoke/pull/670 #win This refactor took 4 months #fail #rust #artichoke
Nightly builds of Artichoke are available via ruby-build: rbenv install artichoke-dev #artichoke #win