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www.ramblingcode.dev
Collection of bite-sized posts and projects on web development - focusing mainly on Ruby, Linux and Javascript. |
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irongeek.net
Sharing thoughts on technology, privacy, indieweb, beer, coffee and a whole host of other cool items from around the web. |
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blog.jonm.dev
Update 3: Ok, got this all documented, cleaned up, and pushed to Github: vagrant-concourse-local. Update 2: Bosh deployment also didn't work on Windows. I did finally manage to get builds working. Rough recipe was: use Vagrant (from the Windows shell) to spin up an Ubuntu box. Run vault, postgres, and concourse via docker-compose (I wanted to use Vault because that's how I am used to managing secrets, although unsealing is a pain). |
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2ality.com
Update 2011-09-16: Source maps are coming to WebKit, too. Mozilla and WebKit implementers might even agree on a common format. More and more languages are compiled to JavaScript. Mozilla has plans to let you debug those languages in their source code (no need to look at JavaScript). |
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