Posts
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Farewell to Jekyll
Just ported the blog to Pelican and removed add Jekyll files. Currently it seems the most logical choice for me
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journald-native and journald-logger transferred to the Foreman
Yesterday I moved two of my ruby gems, journald-native and journald-logger, to
theforemanGitHub namepace. Developing them further is out of my current professional interest and hopefully the Foreman project will be a good home for them. -
Private Composer Repo with Gitlab and Satis
You can easily create your own composer repository using Satis and Gitlab. I will use global https://gitlab.com but it should be most useful for private corporate Gitlab installations. You will need CI and Pages
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PhpStorm Advanced Metadata Exporter
As a Silex user I liked Pimple Container Dumper that worked with Silex Idea Plugin to enable code completion for Pimple DI in PhpStorm. But now with Silex EOL’d I have to move to Slim.
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ComposerViz
A tool inspired by
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PHP access private methods and fields
These two simple functions can come in handy as helpers for something like PsySH. PHP >= 7.0 is required.
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Harold Finch uses JetBrains IDE
Yay, Harold Finch from the Person of Interest was spotted using some JetBrains IDE.
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RubyMine supports Markdown
Wow. It seems RubyMine (and other JetBrains products) now have very nice Markdown support. I haven’t even noticed it until last article. (I usually had MultiMarkdown plugin installed)
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Embracing CommonMark as the One True Markdown
As you may know, CommonMark is a project aiming to create unified and unambiguous Markdown syntax specification. So, I’m in. I want to spread the word and even use it in my own blog.
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How to work with Ruby strings in C extensions
That’s about string types in C and Ruby. As you may know, C uses null-terminated strings while Ruby uses more sophisticated string type, therefore C strings cannot contain null byte while Ruby strings can. Many Ruby gems are written in C but what happens when you convert Ruby string to the C string?
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