SeachessIssue 2020-W52
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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.
# Kivy
A Python library to build cross-platform applications.
# Open Definition
A collection of licences for open data, open content and open knowledge.
# Why broot switched to Hjson for its configuration files
An article overviewing a handful of formats for the purpose of writing application configuration files.
# tab
A config-driven terminal multiplexer control tabs, command history, working directories, etc.
How to write a Terminal Multiplexer with Rust, Async, and Actors - Part 2 is a nice read if you are interested in its architecture and goals.
# What's Point-free Programing? (point-free function syntax)
An article explaining point-free programming, currying, etc.
# Broot
A tool to navigate directories from the terminal. It plays well with Kitty so image previews are rendered seamlessly.