Michel Martens retweeted
Been building an HTTP API with @CrystalLanguage and been hammering the service for more than 1 hour with requests, just to see it consuming less memory after! 🤯And yeah, it uses ~3MB (static binary with SQLite3 and libsodium). Excited to share more details soon! 🤫😉
Michel Martens retweeted
We are thrilled to kick start the Crystal Ambassador Program officially with a pioneer league of 10 advanced and 9 beginners. We will be introducing all our ambassador interests to the community in the following weeks. Stay tuned to this space for more updates😎
#CrystalLanguage
Michel Martens retweeted
In @rubykaigi. Always remember how you got there. /cc @soveran
Philip Poots documented the process of writing a simple HTML helper library in Ruby. Check the articles from March 6th through March 11th: crossingtheruby.com
Crossing the Rubicon is now part of my daily reading list: crossingtheruby.com
If you work with Ruby, this can be a huge time saver.
My favorite text editor just got a new release.
github.com/martanne/vis/rele…
This is a tool I use a lot. I can’t remember the last time I used xargs.
Replying to @pchapuis
Also let me advertise a tool by @soveran which will save you so much time: github.com/soveran/map
Bonus points for 🤯 -> read its source code!
Update: the Peruvian government not only mandated the use of masks in public spaces, but posted instructions on how to make them and started offering free cloth masks to the population. typeset.news/masks.html
In the USA, the CDC now recommends wearing cloth face coverings in public settings. Article updated. typeset.news/masks.html
In France, the National Academy of Medicine has recommended the mandatory use of alternative masks in public spaces. Article updated. typeset.news/masks.html
Why it’s important for the general population to wear masks in public places: typeset.news
Michel Martens retweeted
I just made the Disque module for Redis public on Github. Very early stage, but I feel like it's the right moment to let people see what is there: github.com/antirez/disque-mo…
Some trivia about the upcoming book on Redis: for some reason, in one of the interview sessions we switched to English for about an hour. All the rest of the recordings are in Italian.
This thread introduces the project @antirez and I have been working on.
My friend @soveran, and his wife Paula, spent a month in Catania, where I live. I'm very thankful to both, because this allowed us to stay together many days, and have long conversations on software and Redis: everything from the down to earth to philosophical: he has a project.
Now I’m back in Paris and focusing on all the material I have. Going to Sicily proved to be a very good decision, because @antirez has a lot of interesting ideas that can’t be captured in email exchanges.













