@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

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?

@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...

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.

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?

17/100 of #100DaysofCode with Python. 👉 How to create classes 👉 Adding attributes and methods 👉 Using multiple classes to create a quiz game

16/100 of #100DaysofCode 👉 OOP classes, methods, attributes 👉 creating virtual environment / venv 👉 installing packages with PIP 👉 Rebuilt yesterdays coffee machine using classes

In today’s episode of Boot.dev I finished off Decorators. All was going well, decorators made sense, *args and **kwargs made sense and… then @wagslane.bsky.social threw a decorator factory in the example and my head fell off. Thanks Lane. I also hit Sage rank 🎉

15/100 of #100DaysofCode with #Python: 👉 Moved into the 'Intermediate' section 💪 👉 Completed the 'Coffee Machine' project 👉 Spotted and implemented an opportunity to use currying that I learned earlier with boot.dev 🎉 github.com/ionztorm/pyt... #devs #pythondevs #coffee

Just finished the Currying module on Boot.dev. I won't lie to you, that has addled my brain just a little, but I think I get it. I forgot to accept my daily quest though - the first time! Feels bad man! On to decorators next, but first I need to go and do Day 15 of 100 Days of Code with Python.

Just finished functional transformations and closures on Boot.dev. I think I actually like functional programming! #functional #python #code #100DaysofCode

14/100 #100DaysofCode 👉 No learning in this days set of tutorials, this one simply sets a challenge - write a higher or lower game. Challenge accepted, and completed.

Already more followers on here than I ever had on the other place, and I’m a noob, I don’t post anything interesting 😅 thanks, y’all!

13/100 #100DaysofCode with Python: 👉 Syntax Errors 👉 Runtime Errors 👉 Logical Errors 👉 Debugging Day 24 of Boot.dev - not much new here, a few exercises on functional transformations. Switched to a custom @neovim.io config, finished a modular language loader for lsp, for matters, and linters

12/100 #100DaysofCode 👉 Local Scope, Global Scope, Namespace 👉 Block scope (or lack of!) 👉 Built obligatory number guessing game Day 23 of boot.dev: 👉 Completed JS Course 👉 Completed Python Recursion module 🥵

I just finished Recursion in the Functional Programming course over at Boot.dev. That got tough! @wagslane.bsky.social those last 3 challenges took me an hour and a half! evil! But it feels like a good achievement!

I've been playing around with #Ghostty for quite some time now (early beta). Found this Matrix shader, which, although not practical, is very fun!

11/100 of #100DaysofCode with Python. First capstone project (Beginner) - build a Blackjack game. It works according to the instructions - not entirely sure if I've gone overboard and overcomplicated things. Check it out here: github.com/ionztorm/pyt...

10/100 #100DaysofCode with Python 👉 Functions that return values 👉 DocStrings 👉 Made a cmd based calculator Also 2 more levels on Boot.dev practicing loops. Rebuilt my dev env specifically modularising my Ghostty config and playing with shaders. Finished authentication in my first Next project.

9/100 of #100DaysofCode: 👉 Dictionaries 👉 Nested data structures 👉 Built a silent auction project Day 22 of boot.dev by @wagslane.bsky.social . Smashed out around 13,000 XP on the boss fight doing Recursion and may have snook some JS in for good measure, and hit sorcerer rank. My name is red now.

Day 8 of #100DaysofCode. Continuing with python, I covered more basics : function parameters and arguments. Positional and key word arguments. Then built a Caesar Cypher.

Day 6 of #100DaysofCode continuing with Python. No boot.dev today (I did 1 exercise to keep my streak going) but I did 2 days of the 100 days syllabus. Today was Functions and While loops. Understanding blocks and indentation. Also did Day 7 and completed the Hangman game.

Sampled a different dev environment today. I actually quite liked it: Ghostty + Zellij + Helix + Yazi + Lazygit. All kitted in gruvbox dark with MonoLisa fronting the font face. Very fast setup, smooth as butter

Day 5 of #100DaysOfCode with Python - still on the basics - loops today, and built a password generator. Day 23 of Boot.dev - finished Pure functions (I said the wrong topic yesterday!) and made a start on recursion.

My dev env is Ghostty Term + @neovim.io + tmux + Yazi. What's yours and why?

Day 4 of #100DaysOfCode with Python - still on the basics - random numbers and lists today. On the other hand, Day 22 of Boot.dev was spent covering Pure functions including filter, reduce, map, zip, and intercept.

To anyone new that follows: Thanks! This is my personal account, which means I’ll often post about: 👉 New coding packages 📦 👉 New learnings 📚 👉 Formula 1 🏎️ 👉 TV & Movies 📺 Stay if you like it

Better Auth 1.1 is out, with a bunch of fixes. If, like me, you've been using the OTP plugin, it's interactions with the email & password credential setup now works for auto email on signup and auto sign-in on email verification.

Day 3 of #100DaysofCode with Python - covered: control flows, conditional and logical operators. Day 21 of #Bootdev too many Christmas drinks, so only did 1 lesson in functional programming to keep the streak going. Sorry @wagslane.bsky.social , I'll do better. #MerryChristmas all!

@leerob.com one for your consideration for an educational vid in 2025: Using intercepting routes to create a login modal. The flow involved to redirect to landing if the modal is closed while directing elsewhere if login is successful. Been having issues getting it working for a bit now

Also, #MerryChristmas every one, and if Christmas isn't your thing, have a great few days

I decided to learn Backend with boot.dev by @wagslane.bsky.social. Because I'm a masochist, I also took on a secondary course to speed things along - 100 days of code by Angela Yu.

#100DaysofCode Day 7: back on Boot.dev. Worked through the set and errors sections of Course 1: Python. The syntax is simpler than I expected. Realising conceptual similarities with the JS I know. Beginning to understand what people mean when they say it’s easier to learn a second language.

Devs, what is a typical stack you’d recommend to a learner that includes GoLang and why? Also, if you’d recommend any other stack, what would it be? (And why)

@nextjs.org with @biomejs.dev is chefs kiss. Waiting for the day Next uses it by default (or at least as a cli option).

Next.js 15.1 • React 19 (stable) • Improved errors and source maps • `after` (stable) • `forbidden` / `unauthorized` (experimental) • CSS inlining (experimental) nextjs.org/15-1