How to ramp up quickly?
The first step is to find someone on the team and ask for 30 minutes with them. In that meeting you have a simple agenda:
- For the first 25 minutes: ask them to tell you everything they think you should know. Take copious notes. Only stop them to ask about things you don’t understand. Always stop them to ask about things you don’t understand.
- For the next 3 minutes: ask about the biggest challenges the team has right now.
- In the final 2 minutes: ask who else you should talk to. Write down every name they give you.
Repeat the above process for every name you're given. Don’t stop until there are no new names.
They're nice and useful tools :)
They can be extended to browser extensions if they need to.
Signal has open-sourced a SQLite extension that provides better support for non-latin languages (Chinese, Japanese, etc) in the Full-Text Search (FTS) virtual table.
Compléter l'outil, à voir aussi selon les besoins.
Et puis un outil un peu plus gros qui n’est qu’une idée, car j’en ai marre que les outils existants tombent ou deviennent des usines à gaz :
– former une BDD des groupes/artistes de musique, et y intégrer les albums à paraître. Le tout où on peut s’abonner à tel ou tel artiste, et ça donne un flux RSS ou un ICS personnalisé qui nous envoie un rappel lorsque l’album sort. Comme ça, ça m’évitera de louper des trucs.
Dans un premier temps, ça sera un outil perso pour suivre mes artistes préférés, vu que ça me demandera déjà pas mal de veille, mais à terme pourquoi ne pas faire un système collaboratif où quelqu’un peut proposer une date pour un album à paraître pour n’importe quel artiste. Évidemment, dans ce cas, une source sera exigée et une validation manuelle à faire (par moi). L’idée est surtout de proposer des flux RSS/ICS pour tout le monde.
A lightweight frameworks for HTML templating
A new project of the W3C to validate HTML5 pages
A more readable clock
A way to render the highlighted blocks (Tip, Note, Important, Warning, Caution) following the proposal of https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/16925
Generate a static book from markdown sources
NoiseCapture is a free and open-source Android application that allows users to measure and share the noise environment. Each noise measure is combined with its GPS track so that the result can be displayed in interactive maps within the application, but also on this page.
A proposal for a good README format
- Name and description
- Installation
- Configuration and use
- Deployment
- Testing (unit tests? Lol)
- How to contribute
- Licence
- Roadmap (future changes)
- Author(s) / Contributors
- add a demo link
- AND A FUCKING SCREENSHOT!
Ja klar, bei manchen Sachen sollte man das mit ARIA Elementen anreichern, aber bei vielem könnte man es verbessern indem man einfach die richtigen HTML Tags/Attribute verwendet.
Use Cases anzeigen und sie durchsuchen können.
Beispielen:
- Accordion:
<details>
/<summary>
<dialog>
- Definitionsliste:
<dl>
/<dt>
/<dd>
- Definition steht im Paragraph
<dfn>
- Listen:
<ol>
/<ul>
- Mehr Kontekt
<time>
,<kbd>
,<abbr>
- Separator zwischen Paragraphen:
<hr>
- Abkürzung:
<address>
<quote>
/<blockquote>
/<cite>
- semantische Struktur der Seite:
<article>
/<section>
mit o. ohne Heading /<footer>
/<header>
/<main>
/<aside>
/<nav>
“I ran a database company before this and I think the thing people like me never want to talk about is just about everyone has a few sub-10 gigabyte databases.” said Kurt Mackey, the CEO of Fly. “If you’re really in that category, you know this is super interesting because it’s SQL and it’s amazing for 10 gig databases.”
“[There’s] no need to get a database server up and running (or a docker container). It’s just a file. You can even send the database file to a coworker if you need some help with something.”
The software runs very fast without performance glitches, but there aren’t the same number of tools that can help support it. [...] I think the biggest complication for us is that there’s no tooling for it.
A (huge) list of projects that can be implemented