Tech 2023 for me:
- nix flakes all the thinks -o/
- from `Makefile` to `just`
- `hurl` for API testing (https://hurl.dev)
- `colmena` for deployment and machine management (including my workstations) (https://colmena.cli.rs/unstable/)
- finally used `pipes` (haskell lib for streaming) and it is indeed an amazing piece of software
- finally dived into purescript to write a binding of a React lib (https://github.com/funky-thunks/purescript-mantine/)
- probably other things I missed
And you? your highlights of 2023?
@ptitfred to follow your example, 2023 was for me the year to switch to shiner cli tools I was aware of but hesitant to switch to:
* rg and discovered its wonderful json output
* bat
* sd and its simplicity
* Helix, after more than 23 years of vim
* fzf
* forgit
* Openobserve to replace graylog and es
Also improved a lot my terraform skills and started to type every variables.
Too much kubernetes
Not enough rust or nix though. Failed to find time and energy to start freelance missions.
@gduchaussois openobserve on my checklist
@gduchaussois @ptitfred I remember that I decided it was not suitable for me but I don’t remember why though