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The Reality of Adding Nines to Your SLOs trstringer.com/slo-adding-niā¦
I wanted automatic session save/reopen in Neovim, and a few Lua lines and shell function later and I got it! trstringer.com/neovim-auto-rā¦
It's never a fun day when you can't boot up your machine because of a bug in initramfs, but it gave me the opportunity to document how to recovery the disk and fix the issue! trstringer.com/linux-recoverā¦ #linux #debian
I wrote my first Neovim plugin! It allows me to connect to a postgres database and run queries: trstringer.com/postgresql-neā¦ Lua is a lot of fun and a great experience to use with extending nvim! #vim #neovim #postgres #postgresql
I had been a Vim user for a *very* long time. I'm about 2 months into a switch to Neovim and it's a world of difference on so many levels. Particularly, I just started writing my first plugin. It's such a great experience using Lua. I never had an interest in Vimscript
Kubernetes node marked NotReady? But... why? I blogged about what goes into node readiness checks trstringer.com/kubernetes-noā¦ #kubernetes
Thomas Stringer retweeted
We are excited to announce the launch of Valkey, an open source alternative to the Redis in-memory, NoSQL data store. Hosted by the Linux Foundation, Valkey will continue development of an open source, in-memory data store.
Announcement: hubs.la/Q02r37F60 #valkey
Next personal dev project I start Iām skipping bash scripting for builds and project handling and just going to go straight to Python. Or Go but probably Python
I'm super excited to share what I've been working on lately in my spare time. OpenTelemetry is awesome, but in isolation it doesn't make sense. You need an application generating telemetry, and observability tooling backends to analyze it. OTel is a glorified ETL pipeline
This also includes a traffic generator, because an idle application doesn't generate telemetry. And because if all traces are <5ms, that's boring, so I included a quality-of-service interrupter. Now you can see sad traces too
More info here: trstringer.com/openetelemetrā¦. The repo can be directly found here: github.com/trstringer/otel-sā¦ #observability #opentelemetry
I just learned something in Vim that I didn't realize I've needed for decades... Searching between two marks (instead of the whole buffer). `/\%>'amy-search-string\%<'b` where "a" is the start mark and "b" is the end mark. So powerful!
You learn quickly with OpenTelemtry to group your automated dependency updates together (dependabot/renovate/etc)
One of the growing pains from vim to neovim is that I don't have to do anything special for the clipboard registry. But I was so used to it being separate
I've pushed it off long enough. I need to migrate my Google domains somewhere. Where did everybody end up?
Question for other Go programmers that use neovim. Does it make sense to use vim-go even if using gopls through nvim-lspconfig? I'm still missing things like format on save and things like GoRename, GoReferrers etc. // @johncodes @fatih