Notices by zac anger (zacanger@mastodon.social), page 13

@TheGibson I distro-hopped for a while and then settled on Debian, which I really loved for about six years. Recently switched to Manjaro on a whim (I wanted to try Arch but needed a browser at install time to get past a captive portal type thing), and haven't looked back. Pacman is _really_ good.

in lieu of docs i added ci and coverage reporting, which means badges. badges are almost as good as real docs, right? https://www.npmjs.com/package/zeelib

does this mean i have to write better docs? if so, please stop using this module, i don't want to write better docs

when did this start happening, and why

i think my milk is starting to go bad but i have a whole box of honey bunches of oats, shit

don't use this library for anything bigger than a browser extension, probably. use cxs or something that actually has support and tests and things.

update: i added features. here's the whole lib:

const style = (rules) => (el) => {
Object.keys(rules).forEach((rule) => {
el.style[rule] = rules[rule]
})
}

const create = (el) => document.createElement(el)

const createStyled = (el) => (rules) => {
const e = create(el)
style(rules)(e)
return e
}

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let's say i wanted to get started with qt, qtquick, and qml-- where would i go? official docs?

non-features include:
* no tests
* doesn't extract rules to a stylesheet
* you shouldn't use it with any big libraries
* also don't use it if you have lots of things on the page probably
* maybe don't use it
* the name isn't very good (vanilla-css-in-js)

because once in a while i write things in plain old javascript which is weird, and this makes it a little easier

just published a new css in js library. don't install it. here's all the code:

const style = rules => el => { Object.keys(rule).forEach((r) => { el.style[r] = rules[r] })})

i was able to breathe for about two weeks but now that's gone again. DAMN i love seasons!

http://npm.im/lnx now handles netscape-style bookmarks.html imports!

@fastbyte01 i just got chills thinking about that 🙀

@woah It's a lot better than it used to be. One time, though, I upgraded systemd and got hit by the "shutdown no longer works" bug

it's been years and this still terrifies me

icymi https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NwVMFYcWYOM

what's everyone's fav CI/CD service? my company is on teamcity and circle right now, but nobody likes teamcity and we're not totally sold on circle. i'm mostly looking for A. configuration is under version control, B. plays well with all sorts of projects (.NET core, docker, node, python), and C. has an enterprise (in our VPC) offering.

it also compiled on debian without having to install anything extra, which might mean i have way too much installed on this one laptop