Beacon

  • Formatters are HARD to implement

  • That's pretty much all I did today, along with a ton of documentation and will probably consume today 🥲

Storm

  • A lot of Go's x packages do so much awesome stuff. Storm has TTY detection thanks to golang.org/x/term

  • Partials: These are sort of like fragments in towncrier and there are commands to build & modify these.

Portfolio

  • I made my personal site open source today. I'm still not sure if I'm ready to make the switch to the new theme.

    • The plan today is to experiment with different font-sizes.

VoltX

  • I got some feedback after posting about this on reddit yesterday! The docs are broken and out of date so I have to address that.

  • I may plan out a small LSP/extension. Unsure about what language to write it in

I saw a post on bluesky yesterday discussing markdown slides & leaflet. I commented this and want to document it here to hold myself accountable.

  • Basically, I'd like to create a way to take leaflet & markdown and generate slides on the fly using sections like this one (delimited by ---).

Do you ever have a random conversation with someone and decide to make something out of it? I talked to someone about writing color schemes and quickly walked through my process of going from the base16 spec to TextMate scopes used by VSCode.

home/styling.md at main · tinted-theming/home
Style systems and smart build tooling for crafting high fidelity color schemes and easily using them in all your favorite apps. - tinted-theming/home
https://github.com/tinted-theming/home/blob/main/styling.md
Scope Selectors — TextMate 1.x Manual
A scope selector is a pattern much like a CSS selector which is matched against the scope of the caret (i.e. current context) and the outcome is either a match or a non-match (see also: ranking matches further down).
https://macromates.com/manual/en/scope_selectors

The takeaway for me was to write a tutorial based on what the color scheme I made. I'm still editing it, but I'm excited to share it!

GitHub - desertthunder/verdant-vscode-theme: A minty green color theme for vscode
A minty green color theme for vscode. Contribute to desertthunder/verdant-vscode-theme development by creating an account on GitHub.
https://github.com/desertthunder/verdant-vscode-theme