Alex @ fzz @programming.dev

Spending short lifetime for development and boring things.

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Personally I really don’t like it too. But I just don’t care because:

• I have all needed software locally
• I have all documentation locally
• I’m going to Web only to get updates (by-hands of course, no autoupdates without verification!)
• I’m old software engineer and how to automate it all without losing ctrl ;)

Voyager (web, mob)

For me personally, the “retro” is about period ending before “age of ugliest 3D”.

this or this.

Looking to example code in the README I have to say that it is neat! ❤️‍🔥 But know what? Could be awesome to support char-literals in the parser! macro. Currently in that example str-literals used as single-char strings. I mean this for example:

    
num: num=<"-"? '0'-'9'+ …


  

Why there dash is str but not a char? Also what about escapes, unicode sequences and binary literals?

I suppose there should be something like Crang (“friend” of Shredder) without exoskeleton and covered with spikes, like your Corro.

Wowfuck! I've been thinking about an approaching stroke for almost 40 years and it's time to say goodbye. Thank you, that's good news.

🙀

If I understand you right, I mean just star button on that repo. Thank you 😊

Thanks! ❤️‍🔥

Okay, just take a look at code. https://github.com/aeharding/voyager

Just one question - where it is native? Are you pretty sure?

https://apps.apple.com/app/id1436902243 mb. can help you play locally.

iOS or others..

Disabled, not needed. iOS.

It’s to teach AI more properly?

Not Electron but yes unfortunately. It uses Ionic that isn’t native, but as declared “native-quality”, that means “mostly looks like native” but that’s not so 🤷🏻‍♂️. But anyway Voyager is cool. It could be really better with real native UI onboard of course.

I love ligatures and Fira Code (retina) is the best and absolutely comfortable for me.

Seems to my mistake. You question is about CI/CD services that supports Pijul. So yes, almost zero. But it’s like ouroboros. Just use pijul more then git and talk about it, and services will support it soon.