My sons first laptop - beaten down MacBook Intel powered by Omarchy.

TUI/CLI apps nowadays require a Apple Developer License to work on Mac OS. Same with Windows. Copy binary and it will just work under Linux...

Accidentally googled "devtui" and found a couple of articles with positive feedback about my project. I have mostly written it off as an unsuccessful project written for my own use. Surprised to see all this outpouring of positivity.

Who delivered 5 releases of app in 2 weeks? That's me. And this doesn't include numerous improvements to back-end.

It took a couple of years. But I finally received my pebble watch 2! This is a grey/blue version.

POSH TUI 0.17 is out. New features: - Clickable links in markdown rendering - Light theme - Library version header sent with API requests See: github.com/skatkov/home...

A critically absent feature in posh tui right now is the lack of search by method/class name across entire gemfile. All plumbing for this feature's existence is already there. Just trying to figure out how to implement it UX-wise.

Statistics from POSH TUI docsets storage: - Gems: 4,487 - Archive size: 3.295 GB / 3.069 GiB - Including metadata: roughly 3.34 GB - RDoc docsets: 2,632 MiB - YARD docsets: 510 MiB

Ligth theme support for Posh TUI

Sometimes I feel like a "hot girl that everyone wants to bang" if I attend startup events. It's insane how much everyone is trying to grab my attention to tell or offer me things I never asked about or cared about.

In the age of LLM's you need to take security seriously. If you are on Rails start with: - bundler-audit gem - brakeman gem - deepsec

Happy birthday, React! It's been 13 years already since i'm trying to avoid using you.

Never imagined that a label printer could be such a satisfying purchase.

Golang has 4 different mutation testing libraries, so it took me a while to find the "right one". Gomu has been one of the easiest and most useful. github.com/sivchari/gomu Compared to mutant gem it does lack mutation types.

I applied for another open-source grant. I never won any. But my luck might change.

I applied for another open-source grant. I never won any. But my luck might change.

After stalking the rdoc repo for couple of years, I finally got a couple of my own PRs merged.

Top 5000 gems by downloads from RubyGems. gist.github.com/skatkov/ee1a...

There is a European alternative to Framework laptops - Starlabs. My biggest beef with Framework is their support. Starlabs seem to be doing better on this front. Just pushed a trigger and bought a maxed out Startbook Ultra. nl.starlabs.systems/pages/starbook

I'm a good OSS citizen this week. Finally had time to patch up various issues I stumbled into in my work.

After running ooze (mutant testing framework for golang) on #POSHTUI client a- I have uncovered two race conditions in my dependencies. Patched, PR's submitted.

I was planning to leave my current contract and work on my own project full time. But client really wants me to stay and work 2 days a week. Offered to increase my rate significantly. Since my side project currently generates zero $. I'm inclined to take this offer.

Tried deepsec on a rails project and get a security audit that was way better than anything I've seen before.

If In future there will be no need to look at the code anymore. Then ruby will not be my languages of choice anymore. Clojure maybe? Elixir? Haskell?

Really appreciate the opportunity to present all the RDoc improvements we made at #rubykaigi Here are my talk’s slides: st0012.dev/talks/2026-0...

SIMPLECOV coverage 100% MUTANT coverage 100% 1:3 code-to-test ratio. This library turned from a "hacky weekend project" into a properly maintained library in just a day.

"Finally!" they say. "OpenCode Desktop is live, TUI loses. Sanity prevails." I open it up and it's a web interface wrapped as a desktop app that loads for an entire minute on my overpowered Linux machine.

I'm polishing my Polish at @wrocloverb.com today.

I have sent a March update to all #POSHTUI subscribers. Big news for March: - I have a "business plan" now. - I'll be going through business counseling for the next 6 months - My documentation builder is currently tracking around 1500 gems and rubies.

I'm brushing up landing page and marketing copy for #POSHTUI project before a new release. Can anyone roast it? www.poshtui.com

mise now works with compiled rubies It's an experimental feature, but it works great for me (not a single hiccup).

There is a good chance that I'll be getting an office (like a real one, not just one at home). How mighty have fallen? 10 years ago I was set to never go back to office again

Psss... Don't tell my wife, but I got her a surprise present.

Taking a week off from everything. Will be touching grass, doing home chores and sleeping as much as possible.

My son turned 8 today. He is an immigrant kid (with an Asian face) living in the Netherlands. I was really worried to give him away to dutch school, though that he will be an easy target for bullies. But the teacher told us, that everyone absolutely adores him.

The new docsets build system for POSH TUI stands on the shoulders of my friends (and rails) - GenevaDrive gem from Julik - Avo gem from @adrianthedev.com - Webhukhs gem is a joint effort from me and Julik Thanks to them, I can focus on business logic.

This is first time I'm working on a rails project with such a clean routes.rb file :)

7 months ago devtui repo became public. Small win, I guess. :)

Good evening from our small family.

Everyone should be using these.

Retro player.

ClawdBot is fully operational. It can manage my calendar, obsidian, it can use a browser now. It sent me reminders. Plans my itinerary. Contributes to my GitHub repositories. This bot is my bitch now.

Working on it.

Looking forward to Markdown as a default markup language. Stan does great work for rdoc!

Another pocket sized device arrived that will help me decouple from my mobile phone.

Previous year has been extremely turbolent and stressful. But in the end we came out stronger. I'm especially happy for my wife. She is growing her business organically and we both learn a ton about running businesses in the Netherlands.

We've reached 77% towards my goal that'll open source www.gh-dash.dev/enhance! 🎉

Next year I'm throwing myself to the mercy of luck once more. I've committed all my free time to just one project - poshtui.com It initially had a lot of good feedback, but I felt stuck with it. But after a break, I see a clear path forward with it. Just need to execute.

Bigger organizations are less about technical merit and more about political clout that is built up around ideas.