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by dickeytk 8y ago
yeah I agree 100%. Distribution of CLIs is a headache for the maintainer, but it's really important to get right if you want users to have a seamless experience.
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by dickeytk 8y ago
nice catch, ty
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by dickeytk 8y ago
yes, adding this
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by dickeytk 8y ago
yep +1. A lot of times users are only ever going to run a command once. Better to ask for the right information than bailing out because it's not perfect syntax.
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12 Factor CLI Apps(medium.com)
524 points by dickeytk 8y ago|247 comments
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by dickeytk 8y ago
Academia is certainly not holding computer science hostage like this. Nowhere near as many people have graduate degrees in CS as people practicing their Psychology degrees.
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by dickeytk 8y ago
That's a poor reason. Learning how to write effective technical documentation is a great skill for anyone in our field. Even a team lead should be able to edit/review technical documentation.
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by dickeytk 8y ago
yeah I just had to change to 8.8.8.8 as well
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by dickeytk 9y ago
not if there isn't any PII
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by dickeytk 9y ago
The major advantage oclif has is plugins. Plugins are a way to share code between CLIs or organize within a CLI. At Heroku, different teams manage their own CLI plugin and each of those plugins have their own set of dependencies. These depe
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by dickeytk 9y ago
very cool! Doing it in process definitely allows for some cool things. Specifically this: https://cloudplatform.googleblog.com/2018/03/introducing-GCP...
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by dickeytk 9y ago
We also have some tools we use with the Heroku CLI we will be backporting into oclif very soon that directly addresses this problem node has with distribution. Essentially it's some scripts that let you export an oclif CLI as a standal
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by dickeytk 9y ago
We did try to partially write it in Go. Writing it fully in Go would not have be possible because of the plugin system we have. However we struggled with Go quite a bit and ultimately dropped it from the codebase. This article gets more int
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Oclif: Heroku CLI Extracted into CLI Framework(engineering.salesforce.com)
3 points by dickeytk 9y ago|0 comments
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The Best Code I’ve Ever Written(medium.com)
1 points by dickeytk 10y ago|0 comments
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by dickeytk 10y ago
In the example, I'm not sure npm can really do much to fix this. package.json entries can have any arbitrary content. "dependncies" might be valid as far as npm knows, and the dependencies section is optional.
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MEAN: How to start(medium.com)
3 points by dickeytk 11y ago|0 comments
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by dickeytk 11y ago
the toolbelt should be working under el capitan
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by dickeytk 11y ago
that's not how it works, it's delivered via the app store
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by dickeytk 11y ago
that's not what he meant
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by dickeytk 11y ago
don't use the gem, install with the toolbelt
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by dickeytk 11y ago
you sure you're on the latest version? 3.35.0?
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How to Pair Program(medium.com)
16 points by dickeytk 12y ago|1 comments
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by dickeytk 12y ago
keep in mind that make isn't going to work on Windows. For a lot of people, that's okay (including myself). Still, a ton of developers still work on Windows.
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by dickeytk 12y ago
it's lights out! http://kbarr.net/static/lo/
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Best Practices for Building Angular.js Apps(medium.com)
15 points by dickeytk 12y ago|0 comments
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by dickeytk 12y ago
I do love it. I've spent enough time with it to build a couple of toy web services and found it great. Only issue was trying to learn emacs so I could use paredit. Later I gave that up and used something with vim. It's probably th
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My breakup letter to Rails(medium.com)
39 points by dickeytk 12y ago|6 comments
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by dickeytk 12y ago
great tip, I'll add this in
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by dickeytk 12y ago
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