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> Are you referring to how I described it in this post, or how it's described on the GitHub site or the main jerakia.io site? Both, but README in repository (a
by dozzie 9y ago
> Are you referring to how I described it in this post, or how it's described on the GitHub site or the main jerakia.io site?
Both, but README in repository (and front of the homepage) is more important.
> As for Ruby DSL / Ruby - I guess you're maybe right, "DSL" is kind of an improperly used term these days...
Mainly among Ruby crowd.
> although it's debatable IMO
It's like you were arguing that by adding a few new nouns and verbs you
invented whole language. In informal, colloquial speech there is this notion
of e.g. "scientific language", but it doesn't make it a new language.
- crayfishx 9y ago> > Are you referring to how I described it in this post, or how it's described on the GitHub site or the main jerakia.io site? > Both, but README in repository (and front of the homepage) is more important. So the README doesn't actually mention Hiera or Puppet at all :-) - I guess what you're saying is that I need to explain the use case in more detail?
- crayfishx 9y agoI appreciate the feedback re the docs - I've been burried deep in this stuff for years and it's sometimes an easy mistake to make writing docs with the assumption the audience understands the basics.... I'll update the README shortly, I'm also working on a blog post for the Ansible lookup integration where I'm trying really hard to think like a person who has no idea what hierarchical lookups are or why you would want them - so thanks for the extra feedback here.