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Most JQ you will ever need
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AWS CLI inhuman output and what I suggest
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Common Sense Movement – where is it?
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Prove your tool is the right choice
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Don’t call me DevOps
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OpenStack is not ready
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ilyash
10y ago
> Manage multiple servers at once IMHO will be much better if integrated into the shell. For example it will allow easy access to a shell variables with lists of hosts on which the command succeeded or failed.
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ilyash
10y ago
> The strongly-typed Python-lite described in the linked man pages It's not strongly typed and types annotations can be left out in many places: mylist.map(F(elt) "my $elt") elt type is not specified. The command syntax $(
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ilyash
10y ago
See the full answer here: https://github.com/ilyash/ngs/issues/3
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10y ago
Thanks for your input and GitHub stars! You are all very welcome to open GitHub issues with your suggestions. I'm looking for developers to join the project. There is a lot of work to do :) Ilya Sher, the author.
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ilyash
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NodeJS was first throw-away implementation. Then Lisp. Now it's in C and looks like it will stay this way.
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ilyash
10y ago
I encourage you and others to open issues or make a pull request with updated README
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ilyash
10y ago
I see now. The parenthesis don't feel like a convenient syntax.
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ilyash
10y ago
Sorry, by outdated I meant not a good fit for today's problems.
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ilyash
10y ago
Simple example: using current shells it is not convenient to work with API call results which are structured data. Yes, there is jq but if the shell had data structures it would be much better, wouldn't it?