... cli tools checking which shell is enabled.
Regardless, I think I've come a long way in a week, and its a marathon, not a sprint. More learning to come! One thing I've found is the Nix community is awesome and willing to help, thanks!
... I have the nix skills to transfer them over. Specifically where some of my modules will check the status of another before implementing a setting, otherwise falling back to a default - if interested: github.com/leonlonsdale... - an example being terminals checking if I've enabled a font, or ...
Thank you. I actually now have it working, both with flake.nixosModules and flake.modules.
I will pause it here while I do further reading - there are some implementations in my current configuration that I'd like to mirror in a move to this pattern. As of yet I'm not sure ...
Modules. In that approach I’ve left hardware-configuration in etc/nixos to keep it out of my repo which is in ~/nixconfig.
I’m playing with nix-files at the moment
Why thank you! I guess the biggest obstacle, as both a Linux and nix noob, is taking that default configuration.nix and hardware-configuration.nix and turning it into modules with flake-parts. I think,l my current config (which is working) is pretty close to the approach but only using regular nix…
Are you aware of any more beginner friendly examples or guides going from fresh install to dendritic?
@mightyiam.bsky.social I’m a recent convert. I left windows behind for NixOS a little over a week ago. Very interested in your dendritic pattern. Alas, all examples I can find are so abstracted they’re beyond my nix comprehension. I already implement flake-parts in my. Current configuration…
I use NixOS btw
Why? When I was teaching myself, the discords were packed and active. Now though, I see new learners join and ask questions only to receive no response. Feeling supported is a great motivator to keep going!
I am interested in creating a Discord server for people teaching themselves to code to pop in and ask for support from experienced devs. Of course, the experienced devs would actually have be in there first. Would any on here be willing to chill and answer questions when you have spare time?
@typecraft.dev lots of new features in neovim and breaking changes to plugins since your setup series. Is 2026 the year for a fresh setup tutorial?
Thanks, not quite what I was looking for. More the ability to stick a config file in say ~/.config/biome to set default preferred settings.
@biomejs.dev does Biome support a global configuration that it will look for if there’s no local project config, like Ruff does in Python? It would be cool to not have to create the same config for every project.
Giving @warp.dev another whirl. This has improved drastically since I last tried it. Looks as though it may have persistent session management like tmux/zellij, but I need to look into that a bit more. Give it a try (yes it's a referral - access directly if you prefer): app.warp.dev/referral/R93...
Any that you would add @axlefublr.bsky.social ?
I now live in the terminal.
Helix. Yazi. Lazygit. Atac. Eza. Fd. Fish. Gping. Jq. Ktop. Btop. Ctop. Lazydocker. Lazysql. Starship. Tldr. Tmux. Zoxide. Dive. Bat.
Ghostty btw.
Which tools do you use? Interested to see what else is out there!
@wagslane.bsky.social I’m seeing BST examples implemented using a single class and also using 2 classes (node and tree). Are there any reasons why you might choose one approach over the other?
I've been quiet but still coding. I've been focusing my attention on working through the Boot.dev curriculum by @wagslane.bsky.social. Recently finished building the static site generator project - what a brain melter that was! It's done, and I ranked up to Archsage.
33/100 #100DaysofCode with #Python
👉 Built an automatic emailer whenever the ISS is overhead using smtplib, datetime, and requests packages.
34/100
👉 Updated the trivia game from day 17 to retrieve questions from an API, and added a UI with tkinter.
Could be a base JS framework install before you’ve even got started 😅
32/100
👉 Created auto birthday emailer using datetime, smtplib, dotenv, and pandas
#python #dev #learner #noob
28/100 #100DaysofCode
👉 Created a pomodoro timer using tkinter
29/100
👉 Created a password manager wit tkinter
30/100
👉 Learned error handling and updated password manager with error handling
31/100
👉 Created a flashcard tool using tkinter and pandas
27/100 #100DaysofCode
👉 Tkinter tinkering
👉 Labels, Entry, Buttons, Checkboxes, Window
👉 Mini-project: Miles to KM converter
#python #dev #noob
25/100 #100DaysofCode
👉 Pandas DataFrames
👉 Pandas Series
👉 Pandas and CSV Files
26/100
👉 List comprehension
👉 Dictionary comprehension
👉 Comprehensions with Pandas DataFrames
#Python #Dev #Junior #noob
24/100 #100DaysofCode with Python:
👉 Learned to open, read, and write with "with..as.." and open()
👉 Rabbit holed away from the course and learned os.path and pathlib Path()
👉 Built a basic mail merger
👉 Updated snake game to persist high scores
#Python #Dev #JuniorDev #availtohire 🙏
23/100 or #100DaysofCode:
👉 Completed a "Turtle Crossing" game (basically frogger).
#BootDev
👉 Made a start on the Static Site Generator project.
#Python #Dev #GameDev #Backend
22/100 #100DaysofCode
👉 Built Pong, played Pong, lost Pong.
👉 used the built-in turtle graphics lib to build it.
21/100 #DaysofCode
👉 Completed the Snake Game 🎉🎉
#BootDev
👉 Finally got around to finishing off the Functional Programming course. This one blew my my mind. Got it all done but the first thing I am going to do is... do it again.
18/100 #100DaysofCode
👉 More OOP Practice
👉 Creating 'spot art' with the turtle package.
19/100
👉 More playing with the Turtle package
👉 Created a Turtle Race game
20/100
👉 Even more Turtle package tinkering
👉 Started on a snake game. Classic
Developers, what is your advice to new devs looking to enter the industry in 2025? Where would you start? How would you plan your roadmap?