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Matt Glaman: A playground to test Drupal code with phpstan-drupal is coming soon!
I’m excited to announce a new feature coming to phpstan-drupal that already exists for PHPStan. PHPStan has an online playground to run and test analysis results. Soon, we will have one for phpstan-drupal! The online playground is an extremely useful tool when reporting bugs to PHPStan and will make it easier to report bugs for phpstan-drupal.
I had thought about building this previously but was concerned about possible costs. After all, phpstan-drupal is a personal open-source project. It was brought up again in the #phpstan channel in Drupal Slack by Dezső Biczó (mxr576.) In great timing, OPTASY recently signed up as an organization sponsor through GitHub Sponsors. I will use these funds to pay for the playground’s operating costs.
Slides & Code for RubyConf 2023 Workshop “How To Build Desktop Applications in Ruby”
Thanks to everyone who attended my RubyConf 2023 2-Hour Workshop “How To Build Desktop Applications in Ruby”. For those who missed the event, I posted the presentation slides and code exercises (27 exercises) on GitHub. I also blogged about the new Color The Circles game app that was developed at the RubyConf 2023 Community Day Glimmer Desktop Hacking event.
FSF Blogs: Protecting free software against confusing additional restrictions
While we are pleased when people use GNU licenses to distribute and
license software, we condemn the use of unauthorized, confusing
derivatives of the licenses. In this article, we explain how users are
protected against restrictive terms introduced by people using GNU
licenses’ terms in drafting their own, new licenses.
license software, we condemn the use of unauthorized, confusing
derivatives of the licenses. In this article, we explain how users are
protected against restrictive terms introduced by people using GNU
licenses’ terms in drafting their own, new licenses.
.NET 8 released
With this release, .NET reshapes the way we build intelligent, cloud-native applications and high-traffic services that scale on demand. Whether you’re deploying to Linux or Windows, using containers or a cloud app model of your choice, .NET 8 makes building these apps easier. It includes a set of proven libraries that are used today by the many high-scale services at Microsoft to help you with fundamental challenges around observability, resiliency, scalability, manageability, and more. Integrate large language models (LLMs) like OpenAI’s GPT directly into your .NET app. Use a single powerful component model to handle all your web UI needs with Blazor. Deploy your mobile applications to the latest version of iOS and Android with .NET MAUI. Discover new language enhancements that make your code more concise and expressive with C# 12. It’s still wild to me to that Microsoft provides detailed installation instructions for .NET for a variety of Linux distributions, down to stuff like Alpine.