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simon, 1 month ago to random

What are people's preferred tools for virtual environment management these days? I specifically care about being able to have hundreds of different project folders each with their own environment

I've been using pipenv for years despite not using Pipfiles - what else should I be considering in 2024?

I want a maximum of one command (equivalent to "pipenv shell") that I have to run in a directory in order to activate the corresponding environment

simon, 1 month ago to random

Something I'm enjoying about JavaScript at the moment is the maturity and robustness of parts of the library ecosystem

I wanted to convert a Shapefile to GeoJSON entirely in the browser... https://github.com/calvinmetcalf/shapefile-js has 15 years of development behind it now and because browsers maintain backwards compatibility effectively forever even much older releases of that project still work perfectly today

matthiou, 1 month ago to vscode

Using #sveltekit and #vscode ? Latest version of Code (v1.88, April 2024) allows Custom Labels for files, meaning all your +page and +server files could now display their enclosing directory name.

VS Code > Settings > search "customLabels" > add Item with

• **/+* as Item
• ${dirname}/${filename}.${extname} as Value

Happy coding !

maeool, 1 month ago to random French

Depuis quelques mois, je travaille avec BetaGouv sur une expérimentation de l'État pour faciliter la compréhension et le calcul des aides à la rénovation énergétique, qui ont radicalement changé en 2024.

Contrairement à ce que vous avez pu entendre, elles ont augmenté !

La peinture est fraiche, le site est en version beta, il va encore évoluer avant la sortie. Si le sujet vous intéresse, n'hésitez pas à faire des retours sur le fond, la forme.

C'est par ici ➡️ https://mesaidesreno.beta.gouv.fr

sindresorhus, 1 month ago to random

I'm planning to add a setting to Dato to show free time between events. How should it be presented? This is my first take.

JesseSkinner, 7 months ago to php

Migrating from CodeIgniter #PHP to #SvelteKit is so easy and pleasant.

By building the site 15 years ago, and modernizing it today, I skipped over the awkward middle stage of making an API & fetching data to render it in the browser.

SvelteKit's form actions let you build a fast site that even works without #JavaScript, which means I'm going from server-side rendering with links & forms, to server-side rendering with links & forms. Except now I have the power of #Svelte to make it way nicer!

matthiasott, 8 months ago to random

I’m stuck on the puzzle over here.

Going forward, I’d like to change a few things on my personal website and, bit by bit, include a newsletter, online courses, and memberships into the site. But instead of spreading everything across several platforms (and URLs like https://prototyping.news), it’d be nice to have everything in one place, like with Ghost or WordPress.

But that also means that I would have to move all my content from Craft over to another CMS… 😱🫠