Nice 👍🏾🥳

I mostly use .http files for API testing. Because I'm in love with Neovim, I use neovim.getkulala.net for that, which basically just parses the .http files and offloads it to curl ❤️

Cobbler's children have no shoes 🙈

That's awesome 👍🏾 thanks for letting me know! I just have a sword and shield (copper?) ATM, but also had all my fortune (52g and wood I chopped) with me. Next time I die, I'll check this out! Thanks a bunch!

After I recovered all my stuff and fled to safety, I logged out and had to take a nap.. I'm a bit afraid to "just chill" again..

#runescape #oldschool #oldschoolrunescape #osrsmobile #gaming #mmo #gamingonmobile

This would also mean, that we do not require the clients to have curl and/or node installed to get the full experience.

When this is done, I can finally continue working on Kulala Desktop, which should make it easier for people not using Neovim.

The client should only have to provide some sort of User-Interface and can just pass the .http contents, an action (run) and an optional cursor position via stdin to the core. The core takes care of the execution and just returns the results on stdout/stderr.
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The SAP/HaNa issue is already tracked here: github.com/oven-sh/bun/...

... because the SAP/HaNa NPM package somehow breaks without the flag.

Seems to be a known issue in rollupjs: github.com/rollup/plugi...

Anyway, I'm very pleased that bun came to the rescue!

if you have to cmd-click your way through multiple layers of uncle-bob-style 4-6 line function calls to understand what a given line of code does, retaining context the whole time, your chances of forming an accurate mental model of the codebase diminish substantially.

🤯 just 3 years older than my daughter 😍 you have so many great years before you! Enjoy every single moment! Once you blink, you're old like me. Time flies the older you get 😔

I just googled that digg is still around 🤯, but its not the digg from the past anymore 🤷🏾