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Issues from 2020
Id | Date | Excerpt |
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2021-W08 | This week has been about Deno, SQLite in Rust, GraphQL, JSON alternatives, NFTs and a comment system. | |
2021-W07 | This week has been about MS-DOS games, a data constraint language, a functional puzzle game, WebAssembly memory management and CSS transitions. | |
2021-W06 | This week has been about web browsers, neovim, dependency confusion, ssh tunnels and unthinking intelligence. | |
2021-W05 | This week has been about asdf, text-based games, Turing incomplete languages, Disqus bad practices and software licensing. | |
2021-W04 | This week has been about StrictMark, bacon-sci, semantic web research, JerryScript and a collection of static site generators. | |
2021-W03 | This week has been about category theory, exploring HTML from the command-line, a SQL linter, visual programming and the meaning of open source. | |
2021-W02 | This week has been about colours, NLP, design patterns in Rust, taking notes and SQLite encryption. | |
2021-W01 | This week has been about preql, sqlite, web component styling, apache arrow and hexagonal grids. | |
2020-W52 | This week has been about point-free programming, hjson, a new terminal multiplexer and open data licenses. I also published Dive into Frictionless Data as part of my research on how to publish CSV with enough contextual information. | |
2020-W51 | This week has been about Entity Resolution techniques, a game using Bevy, information visualisation and leaking models. | |
2020-W50 | This week has been about TeX, better CLI UX and an embedded JSON database. | |
2020-W49 | This week has been about online anonymity, self-hosted archives, differential datalog, a game on politic misinformation and a collection of analogies to explain technical terms. | |
2020-W48 | This week has been about SQLite virtual columns, MonetDB, image diffs, URLs and the Internet of Bodies. | |
2020-W47 | This week has been about notebooks in Julia, vim plugins, open street map, datasette and git. | |
2020-W46 | This week has been about a traffic simulator, obsolete media, 3D human shapes and ownership semantics. | |
2020-W45 | This week has been about refactoring, ePub, images in the terminal, git and SVG. | |
2020-W44 | This week has been about Fourier transforms, binary file patterns, TerminusDB, and the history of PDF. | |
2020-W43 | This week has been about the origins of Markdown, WAGI, Firefox and privacy, Kitty, Visidata and LDflex. | |
2020-W42 | This week has been about teaching how to program, tutorials for researchers, flow diagrams, spreadsheet horrorshow and some python with nix. | |
2020-W41 | This week has been about melody generators, visualisation primitives, Rust and Electron, ASTs and CRDTs. I also published Dive into CSV on the Web as part of my research on how to publish CSV with enough contextual information. | |
2020-W40 | This week has been about testing data pipelines, compression algorithms, notebooks, QR codes and tabular data. | |
2020-W39 | This week has been about anonymisation, state space models, sequence diagrams, cookie trackers and some bits on parsers. | |
2020-W38 | This week has been about interactive articles, data governance, diagrams, roadmaps, predictions and PGP. | |
2020-W37 | This week has been a mix of distributed systems, a database catalogue, graph visualisations, a game of bots, filesystems and WebAssembly systems. | |
2020-W36 | This week you'll find a study on web privacy, data analysis techniques in Python, a particular spreadsheet and a taste of the future of WebAssembly. | |
2020-W35 | This week some news in the WebAssembly space, a bit of software architecture, digging out the metacrap, productive porn and abusing gzip for fun. | |
2020-W34 | This week I got back into the Nu shell, kept digging into CRDTs, got closure with Mozilla's XUL story and considered the perils of AR for our personal privacy. | |
2020-W33 | This week has been about a Git reimplementation, Git for data, the struggles of Mozilla, a dictionary, geospatial information in SQLite and futures with slime. | |
2020-W32 | This week has been about nix, data validation, CRDTs, the pre-mortem technique, NLP beyond English and responsive compilers. | |
2020-W31 | This week has been about JQ, alacritty, interactive system diagrams and query systems in Rust. | |
2020-W30 | This week has been about statistics in China, proquints, property-based testing, speeding multiplications and syntax highlighting for your editor. | |
2020-W29 | This week has been about predictive database queries, sqlite for Git, eventual consistency, datalog and property testing. | |
2020-W28 | This week has been about CSS layouts, user tracking, linear thinking and a programming language for educational purposes. | |
2020-W27 | This week has been about JIT compilers, domain models, a pixel editor, pagination in SQL and ARM vs x86. | |
2020-W26 | This week has been about Rust and CSV, JWT mistakes, Graph and tree traversals, Nix and Python, a language made for WebAssembly and parallelism in SQLite. | |
2020-W25 | This week has been about AI, BPMN, a sed alternative, bullshit as a social practice and smart pointers in Rust. | |
2020-W24 | This week has been about Jupyter for SQLite, tacit knowledge, Git, UTF-8 and flat UIs. | |
2020-W23 | This week has been about perceptual hash algorithms, a mathematical notation, Zsh, maze algorithms and the SQLite anniversary. | |
2020-W22 | This week has been about user experience in the terminal, JSON management, an alternative to Electron and reified UIs. | |
2020-W21 | This week has been about database schemas, WebAssembly, error handling in Rust, database versioning and floating point errors. | |
2020-W20 | This week has been about time-series compression algorithms, Git over gRPC, Python and Rust and securing Firefox. | |
2020-W19 | This week has been about product iterations, a programming language, convolutional neural networks, time sadness and a particular font. | |
2020-W18 | This week has been about degeneracy, a syntax highlighter for diffs, Rust and AWS Lambdas, driving change and a catalogue of public APIs. | |
2020-W17 | This week has been about architecture strategy, mindmap tools, Rust and WebAssembly. | |
2020-W16 | This week has been about endianness, Git, agile practices, observability and illustrations. | |
2020-W15 | This week has been about PostGIS, Rust error handling, Git flows, Elm issues, Google Analytics and illustrations. | |
2020-W14 | This week has been about cross platform GUIs, Git flows, software architecture, postgresql and search engines. | |
2020-W13 | This week has been about Rust, manipulating JSON, Security issues with Zoom, Pandas and SQLite and databases worth looking into. | |
2020-W12 | This week has been about graphical command line interfaces, agile practices, a tool to manage colours, Github practices and remote work. | |
2020-W11 | This week has been about the history of the URL, SQL, hiring practices, managing Python dependencies and Nix. | |
2020-W10 | This week has been about Rust, the sad story of time, Git flows, the Brave scam, computational notebooks and how to organise your system. | |
2020-W09 | This week has been about yaml issues, a runtime in Rust, plugin-based systems, prolog, WebAssemby and web components. | |
2020-W08 | This week has been about floating point numbers, testing in production, privacy, security and personal workflows. | |
2020-W07 | This week has been about software evolution, nix, Docker and some recommendations for keeping a changelog. | |
2020-W06 | This week has been about Rust, a game like tetris, statistics of your codebase and WebAssembly. | |
2020-W05 | This week has been about Rust, a knowledge database, OLAP cubes, security issues with CSS and techniques for fuzzy matching. | |
2020-W04 | This week has been trade-offs, a fancy dictionary, a typography, and some Rust. | |
2020-W03 | This week has been about Git, Compiler explorer, Sqlite across Docker, a markdown editor and a tool to build themes for your editor. | |
2020-W02 | This is the first issue of the Seachess bulletin, where I share the things that caught my attention this week. |