I've always though how good looking of a software Wunderlist desktop is. It's one of those tools that has a certain warmth, another example would be the old version of Trello. So I tried to replicate Wunderlist as an offline first tool using rust, egui and sqlite. I tried my best to replicate the old ui of it. https://github.com/jonbuster/mustardlist
I've just realize the having something to write about is a lot easier when you do things or acts on things not related to writing/blogging itself. Just the constant curiosity on other works of life.
I've fork a software that has it's own ai for their tool. Luckily the project itself is opensource, cause I wanted to make so that it can accept OpenAI compatible credentials. So that's what I did. Fork, clone, plan for the changes using codex, ask AI to implement, build the dmg file itself locally and that's it. I now have a version of that software that's useful for me. btw heres the repo link -…
I started this open-source project to solve a problem I first encountered three years ago. I honestly can’t believe how many features I was able to implement in just one week. Without AI, I’m guessing this would have taken me around 2 to 2.5 years to build by hand—and it probably still wouldn’t be as clean as it is now. Version 1 has been released. Please use the latest v1 tag when checking out…
i've bought codex plan and tested the models and harness. and oh my goodness. cant believe i've been missing out on this kind of development. crazy!! it planned, implement and actually run the whole test in the browser.. i didnt realize it was this advance already. so thats why theres less work postings now? and im not even using the best model!
Breath of fresh air coming from a java dev. fast to develop, no downloading files, beyond the initial cli, and golang itself and no freaking stack tracing exception ftw. I feel like the language itself is a reflection of those who made it. It's made for technical devs who are obviously very smart and good at what they do and at the same time it's scary for newbies cause it has a mismash of…
This guide assumes you're experienced with Java/Spring Boot and want to learn Go (Golang) quickly by comparison. This is made for me to learn golang. 1. Core Philosophy Differences Concept Java/Spring Go Philosophy OOP-heavy, interfaces as contracts, DI frameworks Composition over inheritance, "simple works" Dependency Injection @Autowired , Spring beans Explicit passing, closure injection…