Glazier Release: v0.1.5
Today, I minted and tagged Glazier v0.1.5. Immediately after, realised I never announced v0.1.4, the release with all the actual features in it. So, Happy Birthday, you get a twofer.
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6 entries over 52 weeks of #go activity. Less More
Writing 4 posts
It's OK to Let Go
So, I’m a sucker for wordplay and puns. Anyway…
There’s a line in my shell history that goes back to 2022: go get github.com/wilhelm-murdoch/go-collection. For years it was the first dependency into …
I Added Variable Block Support To Glazier
I knew the moment I thought about potentially adding variable definition blocks as a first-class feature Glazier it was going to bother me until I went about implementing it. So, as expected, a week later, here we are. I …
Why I Built Glazier
I live in tmux. I typically have an editor here, a dev server there, logs tailing in the corner or a spare pane for poking at things. The trouble is that this little world is frustratingly ephemeral. Rebooting my machine …
Bits 2 bits
Errors are Values
The Go Blog
It’s an oldie, but I always go back to it. The post I keep sending to people who tell me Go error handling is just noise. The point was never that you type if err != nil a lot. The point is that an error is an ordinary value, so you can do ordinary things with it.
“A little copying is better than a little dependency.”
— Rob Pike, Go Proverbs