Til

A tiny Fish function I use at Chatwoot to remind myself which Git branches I touched in the last day.

Today I learned about watchexec, a cross-platform file watcher that replaced entr in my development workflow with better defaults and intuitive usage patterns for Hugo, Rust, and Go projects.

TIL how to create fixed-length iterables in Python using collections.deque with maxlen parameter. Perfect for creating circular buffers and bounded collections.

Today I learned about Gooey for turning Python CLI programs into GUI applications and Python Fire for automatically generating command line interfaces from any Python object.

Today I learned about 2ality, an excellent JavaScript and ECMAScript blog by Dr. Axel Rauschmayer covering modern JavaScript features and best practices.

Today I learned about MassDNS, a high-performance DNS stub resolver designed for bulk lookups and reconnaissance, useful for subdomain enumeration and DNS analysis.

Today I learned about Matomo as a privacy-focused Google Analytics alternative, Google's technical writing courses, low-level memory programming concepts, and why the NES acts like a TV station.

Today I learned about MontyDB, a pure Python implementation of MongoDB that can run in-memory or with file storage, perfect for testing and lightweight applications.

Today I learned about CPUFetch for displaying CPU architecture info, OneFetch for beautiful Git repository summaries, and Google's comprehensive CSS learning resource.

Today I learned about DNS performance testing tools and troubleshooting Pi-hole performance issues with Unbound recursive DNS server.