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How to integrate Shiki with mdsvex.

Dan Abramov wrote an excellent piece on how the AT Protocol works.

How to add CSS classes to the body tag of a Svelte project.

I came across a way to make embroidered charts using R, and decided to reimplement the technique in Python.

While working on refreshing my cookiecutter-pyproject repository, I ran into a ModuleNotFoundError when running my tests with pytest. Here’s how I fixed it.

canine: A Developer-friendly PaaS for your Kubernetes.

ty: An extremely fast Python type checker and LSP.

I’ve been spending more time in Discord lately, and I’ve been wanting a way to see the status of my Todoist tasks directly in Discord.

Managing deprecations oftentimes requires a lot of manual work and communication. But what if we could automate this process instead?

I’ve recently started writing more Go, and one pattern I miss from Python is context managers, which are especially useful when doing IO.

A quick how-to for installing Go tools globally.

In working with Playwright, sometimes you need to search for an element like a button or dropdown that might have one of several attributes.

How to automating the management of a GitHub organization using infrastructure-as-code tooling.

How does the python pathlib library use the forward-slash character to construct paths?

I recently decided to look at my past purchases, and see if I could leverage that data to predict some of my personal spending trends. To help create a forecast, I settled on Prophet, which is a Python library for time series prediction from Facebook.

On a recent Selenium project, I was trying to develop tests for a page with a long, dynamic form. This form has several types, with some shared fields across each type, with the number of possible fields ranging around 30-50 fields.

In January of last year I was working on a project that used SQLAlchemy to manage database interactions. Since many of the terms were new to me back then, I thought it would be handy to define a few of them here.

Linux comes equipped with a handy utility aptly called join which performs join operations on text files.

A common choice for manipulating and processing large text files on UNIX systems is awk. I was using awk in March of 2017 and thought it would be helpful to have a list of awk built-in variables for future reference.

This website used to run on a webserver called Harp. While reading through the documentation page on using Markdown to write pages, I came across an interesting few lines near the bottom of the page, which discussed how to include fenced code blocks on a page: