Python 3.14's coolest feature? t-strings - and Psycopg 3.3 already supports them 😎
Just write t"..." and drop your variables in {braces}. Proper syntax, no SQL injection, dynamic queries and identifiers - all handled. No more counting %s placeholders or juggling param dicts!
The headline is the new @optique/discover package: point it at a directory of #TypeScript files and it builds a full #CLI command tree, with typed handlers and help/completion included automatically.
Also new: value parsers for file sizes, CSS colors, semver strings, JSON, and KEY=VALUE pairs; seq() for ordered positional grammars; negatableFlag() for --color/--no-color patterns; async Zod/Valibot helpers.
國漢文을 한글로 바꿔주는 소프트웨어인 Gukhanmun 0.2.0이 릴리스되었습니다. 《標準國語大辭典》과 더불어 《우리말샘》 데이터를 包含하게 되었고, 各種 코너 케이스를 더 잘 다루게 되었습니다. 또한, 國漢文 原文에 括弧로 한글 倂記가 되어 있을 境遇, 이를 結果文에서도 反映하여 漢字 倂記가 되거나 한글 讀音이 달리게 되었습니다. 그 밖에도 여러 改善 事項들이 있으니, 仔細한 內容은 릴리스 노트를 參考하시기 바랍니다.
The headline is the new @optique/discover package: point it at a directory of #TypeScript files and it builds a full #CLI command tree, with typed handlers and help/completion included automatically.
Also new: value parsers for file sizes, CSS colors, semver strings, JSON, and KEY=VALUE pairs; seq() for ordered positional grammars; negatableFlag() for --color/--no-color patterns; async Zod/Valibot helpers.
國漢文을 한글로 바꿔주는 소프트웨어인 Gukhanmun 0.2.0이 릴리스되었습니다. 《標準國語大辭典》과 더불어 《우리말샘》 데이터를 包含하게 되었고, 各種 코너 케이스를 더 잘 다루게 되었습니다. 또한, 國漢文 原文에 括弧로 한글 倂記가 되어 있을 境遇, 이를 結果文에서도 反映하여 漢字 倂記가 되거나 한글 讀音이 달리게 되었습니다. 그 밖에도 여러 改善 事項들이 있으니, 仔細한 內容은 릴리스 노트를 參考하시기 바랍니다.
I write my name in Chinese characters: 洪民憙. In English I still include them, writing Hong Minhee (洪民憙) rather than the romanization alone.
Part of it is meaning: Chinese characters carry it, hangul doesn't. Mostly, though, it's about the direction of loss. You can derive a Korean or romanized reading from 洪民憙; you can't go the other way. Given 홍민희 or Hong Minhee alone, there's no recovering which characters were intended.
I don't much mind how my name gets pronounced. If a Chinese speaker reads it as Hóng Mǐnxī, or a Japanese speaker arrives at something different, that's fine. The characters are the same. Classical Chinese once worked this way across East Asia: one written text, many readings.
과학기술정보통신부 및 정보통신산업진흥원(NIPA)에서 주최하는 오픈 소스 컨트리뷰션 아카데미 (OSSCA) 참여형 프로그램 멘티를 모집합니다. OSSCA는 평소 오픈 소스에 관심은 있었지만 어떻게 참여해야 할 지 막막하셨던 분들께 몇 개월에 걸쳐 구체적으로 참여하는 요령을 알려드리는 프로그램입니다. 실제로 이 과정을 계기로 오픈 소스 프로젝트의 메인테이너들과 교류하게 되고, 본격적으로 오픈 소스 기여를 시작하게 되는 분들도 많습니다.
저희 Fedify 프로젝트도 작년에 이어 올해도 OSSCA에서 만나보실 수 있는데요, 작년에 멘티셨던 권지원 님(@z9mb1), 이재열 님(@kodingwarrior), 이찬행 님(@2chanhaeng)이 저와 함께 멘토로 참여하게 되었습니다. 세 분 모두 작년 OSSCA를 통해 Fedify에 본격적으로 참여하게 된 케이스입니다. 여러분도 이런 식으로 평소 관심만 있던 오픈 소스에 실제로 기여도 하고, 아예 본격적으로 참여하실 수도 있습니다.
제가 멘토라서 하는 얘기가 아니라, 정말 좋은 기회라고 생각합니다. 학생·직장인 무관하게 지원 가능하니, 관심 있는 분들의 많은 참여 부탁드립니다! → 참가 신청
It shows so clearly that plain HTML and some JS and CSS are powerful enough for most tasks we do online, and result in superior experiences for everyone.
It's this kind outcome that drives me to build BackflipHTML.
I've told this story at conferences - but due to the general situation I thought I'd retell it here.
A few years ago I was doing policy research in a housing benefits office in London. They are singularly unlovely places. The walls are brightened up with posters offering helpful services for people fleeing domestic violence. The security guards on the door are cautiously indifferent to anyone walking in. The air is filled with tense conversations between partners - drowned out by the noise of screaming kids.
In the middle, a young woman sits on a hard plastic chair. She is surrounded by canvas-bags containing her worldly possessions. She doesn't look like she is in a great emotional place right now. Clutched in her hands is a games console - a PlayStation Portable. She stares at it intensely; blocking out the world with Candy Crush.
Or, at least, that's what I thought.
Walking behind her, I glance at her console and recognise the screen she's on. She's connected to the complementary WiFi and is browsing the GOV.UK pages on Housing Benefit. She's not slicing fruit; she's arming herself with knowledge.
The PSP's web browser is - charitably - pathetic. It is slow, frequently runs out of memory, and can only open 3 tabs at a time.
But the GOV.UK pages are written in simple HTML. They are designed to be lightweight and will work even on rubbish browsers. They have to. This is for everyone.
Not everyone has a big monitor, or a multi-core CPU burning through the teraflops, or a broadband connection.
The photographer Chase Jarvis coined the phrase "the best camera is the one that’s with you". He meant that having a crappy instamatic with you at an important moment is better than having the best camera in the world locked up in your car.
The same is true of web browsers. If you have a smart TV, it probably has a crappy browser.
If your laptop and phone both got stolen - how easily could you conduct online life through the worst browser you have? If you have to file an insurance claim online - will you get sent a simple HTML form to fill in, or a DOCX which won't render?
What vital information or services are forbidden to you due to being trapped in PDFs or horrendously complicated web sites?
Are you developing public services? Or a system that people might access when they're in desperate need of help? Plain HTML works. A small bit of simple CSS will make look decent. JavaScript is probably unnecessary - but can be used to progressively enhance stuff. Add alt text to images so people paying per MB can understand what the images are for (and, you know, accessibility).
Go sit in an uncomfortable chair, in an uncomfortable location, and stare at an uncomfortably small screen with an uncomfortably outdated web browser. How easy is it to use the websites you've created?
I chatted briefly to the young woman afterwards. She'd been kicked out by her parents and her friends had given her the bus fare to the housing benefits office. She had nothing but praise for how helpful the staff had been. I asked about the PSP - a hand-me-down from an older brother - and the web browser. Her reply was "It's shit. But it worked."
I think that's all we can strive for.
Here are some stats on games consoles visiting GOV.UK
Replying to @TheRealNooshuInterestingly we have 3,574 users visiting GOV.UK on games consoles: • Xbox - 2,062 • Playstation 4 - 1,457 • Playstation Vita - 25 • Nintendo WiiU - 14 • Nintendo 3DS - 16
GPKI 루트 인증서는 주로 정부에서 .go.kr TLD를 비롯한 여러 국공립 웹 사이트의 도메인에 인증서를 발급하는데 주로 사용돼었습니다. (과거형 임에 유의, 현재는 정부 사이트들이 각자 다른 업체로부터 인증서를 발급 받아서 HTTPS 서비스 제공 중)
타 브라우저와 달리 Firefox는 자체적인 루트 인증서 목록을 갖고 있고 TLS 연결 시 운영체제의 인증서 목록을 따르지 않습니다. 예를 들어 Windows의 경우 GPKI 인증서가 선탑재돼있지만 Firefox는 그걸 읽지 않습니다. (다만, 요즘에는 about:config 설정 페이지의 보안 탭에서 체크박스 하나로 쉽게 변경하여 따르도록 할 수 있음) …**
I am working on my Laravel-Activitypub package, it will replace federation support in Pixelfed once all tests are passing!
To demonstrate and test it before we use it in Pixelfed, a small and simple single user photo sharing server will be published and I'll boost the first photo here.
