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by geraldbauer 7y ago
A quick note about json next. I collect new JSON variants, extensions and formats at the Awesome JSON Next page [1]. [1]: https://github.com/json-next/awesome-json-next
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by geraldbauer 7y ago
In theory (and practice) you can also (easily) create "classic" epubs or mobis from the Manuscript book source (it's just a meta datafile and structured text). One dream would be to have all Gutenberg books in Manuscripts - i
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by geraldbauer 7y ago
The new format is (way) easier / simpler and yes, you can use pandoc for markdown processing. If you create an online book than you can just use HTML & CSS e.g. a "standard" website or a webpage is a book. You should ask
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by geraldbauer 7y ago
FYI: I've put together a free book format called Manuscripts. See http://manuscripts.github.io and find an example bookshelf @ http://yukimotopress.github.io Happy book writing. Happy book reading.
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by geraldbauer 7y ago
FYI: I collect (awesome) articles about Libra incl. official posts and pro & contra. See https://github.com/openblockchains/awesome-libra#articles
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by geraldbauer 7y ago
FYI: You can run / publish your own planet news sites using pluto -> http://feedreader.github.io See the Open Street Map Blogs Planet as a live example -> https://blogs.openstreetmap.org Are making Planet
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by geraldbauer 7y ago
If you'd like to program / code your own ponzis and ponzi simulations on the blockchain, see the free "Programming Crypto Blockchain Contracts Step-by-Step Book / Guide" [1]. [1]: https://github.com/
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by geraldbauer 7y ago
Sorry you are misreading and misstating what I said - markdown is a language and can of course be improved as many flavors / dialects / extensions and so on proof. Evolution is usually way better in finding conventions than your t
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by geraldbauer 7y ago
So how is: .Ordered . number . number .. letter .. letter better and more readable than 1. number 2. number a. letter b. letter For sure Markdown has some cruft but isn't it better to improve Markdown itself than
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by geraldbauer 7y ago
You're misreading what texti is all about. A comment is unix-style # and a heading (title) is using the wikipedia markup convention. You can put as many spaces before as you like it makes no difference to a comment or to a heading (tit
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by geraldbauer 7y ago
For a more pragmatic alternative to Markdown see Text with Instructions (.texti) that gets you the best of Markdown, Wikipedia Markup, LaTeX & Friends. See https://texti.github.io
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by geraldbauer 7y ago
Great article. I've added the opinion piece / commentary to the Awesome Libra page / collection [1] to cover both sides (that is, for and against). [1]: https://github.com/openblockchains/awesome-libra#
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by geraldbauer 7y ago
Good points. I'm the author of the simple book theme. For more book theme alternatives see the https://github.com/bookdesigns repo that includes a jekyll copy of the "famous" (old/classic) gitbook style
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by geraldbauer 7y ago
For an alternative slides maker / builder from markdown sources, see the slideshow (s9) tool [1]. Slides template packs include s6, reveal.js, shower,js, impress.js, and many more [2]. [1]: http://slideshow-s9.github.io [2]
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by geraldbauer 7y ago
FYI: The RubyKaigi 2019 Progress Report on Ruby 3 Talk Slides have more (from the source) info. See the slides titled "Static Analysis" [1] Ruby 3 static analysis will have four items: 1. Type signature format 2. Level-1 type chec
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by geraldbauer 7y ago
Looking through the online docs. Here's another instead of: sig {params(new_value: T.nilable(Integer)).void} ... why not simply: sig Integer? # or sig [Option.of(Integer)]=>[] # longest form in srub
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by geraldbauer 7y ago
For the "do not require" the type annotations / signatures so they can be lazy I would use / recommend a language pragma and not a block. Learn more about language pragmas (works kind like a pre-processor) :-) - https:&
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by geraldbauer 7y ago
Instead of: sig {params(name: String).returns(Integer)} ... why not simply: sig [String]=>[Integer] Yes, that's just ruby - see https://github.com/s6ruby/ruby-to-michelson/blob/master&#
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by geraldbauer 7y ago
You're right of course. Here's the official explanation from the RubyKaigi Sorbet Talk Slide: - Philosophy: Make experience great - Slowly expand private beta - Mix of small, medium, and large codebases - Once the experience is go
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by geraldbauer 7y ago
FYI: You can add the missing Bool type today :-), use the safebool library / gem - https://github.com/s6ruby/safebool
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by geraldbauer 7y ago
Great inspiring project. Hopefully, open source soon. FYI: sruby - that is (secure) ruby[1] - is an alternative ruby (subset) with an alternative (optional) type annotation syntax e.g. Sorbet's `sig {params(x: Integer).returns(String)}
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by geraldbauer 7y ago
The type signature in (secure) ruby [1] - an alternative ruby (subset) with type (optional) annotation - is `sig Integer => String` or `sig [Integer] => [String]. Since the sig is just ruby you can create an alias for types e.g. I = I
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by geraldbauer 7y ago
FYI: For an alternative ruby (subset) with type annotations today see sruby, that is, secure ruby - https://github.com/s6ruby
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Michelson: Runtime for type-safe and functional contracts in yes, it's just Ruby(github.com)
2 points by geraldbauer 8y ago|0 comments
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Ruby Lang Syntax Pragmas: Let's Evolve Ruby by Experimenting in a Pragmatic Way(github.com)
1 points by geraldbauer 8y ago|0 comments
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Ruby Quiz – Powerball Mega Millions: Create a Contract for America's #1 Lottery(github.com)
1 points by geraldbauer 8y ago|0 comments
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(Secure) Ruby to Solidity (Source-to-Source) Cross-Compiler Cheat Sheet(github.com)
1 points by geraldbauer 8y ago|0 comments
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Safe data structure library – say goodbye to null (and maybe); say hello to zero(github.com)
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Ruby Quiz – (Crypto) Blockchain Contract Ed. – Challenge #1 – Create Tic-Tac-Toe(github.com)
1 points by geraldbauer 8y ago|0 comments
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Sruby – Small, Smart, Secure, Safe, Solid and Sound (S6) Ruby for Contracts(github.com)
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