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Leon πŸ‡¬πŸ‡§

@leonlonsdale.dev

πŸ“πŸ‡¬πŸ‡§ πŸ‘‰ McLaren F1 πŸ€“ NixOS πŸ‘¨β€πŸ’» Helix Editor github.com/leonlonsdale leonlonsdale.dev Bsky member #435,345 Don’t contact me trying to sell to me.

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To anyone new that follows: Thanks! This is my personal account, which means I’ll often post about: πŸ‘‰ New coding packages πŸ“¦ πŸ‘‰ New learnings πŸ“š πŸ‘‰ Formula 1 🏎️ πŸ‘‰ TV & Movies πŸ“Ί Stay if you like it

@mightyiam.bsky.social I’m a recent convert. I left windows behind for NixOS a little over a week ago. Very interested in your dendritic pattern. Alas, all examples I can find are so abstracted they’re beyond my nix comprehension. I already implement flake-parts in my. Current configuration…

I am interested in creating a Discord server for people teaching themselves to code to pop in and ask for support from experienced devs. Of course, the experienced devs would actually have be in there first. Would any on here be willing to chill and answer questions when you have spare time?

Why? When I was teaching myself, the discords were packed and active. Now though, I see new learners join and ask questions only to receive no response. Feeling supported is a great motivator to keep going!

Giving @warp.dev another whirl. This has improved drastically since I last tried it. Looks as though it may have persistent session management like tmux/zellij, but I need to look into that a bit more. Give it a try (yes it's a referral - access directly if you prefer): app.warp.dev/referral/R93...

app.warp.devYour invite to Warpβ€”the agentic development platformWarp is an AI agent platform that lets you run multiple agents in parallel to complete any development task.

I now live in the terminal. Helix. Yazi. Lazygit. Atac. Eza. Fd. Fish. Gping. Jq. Ktop. Btop. Ctop. Lazydocker. Lazysql. Starship. Tldr. Tmux. Zoxide. Dive. Bat. Ghostty btw. Which tools do you use? Interested to see what else is out there!

I've been quiet but still coding. I've been focusing my attention on working through the Boot.dev curriculum by @wagslane.bsky.social. Recently finished building the static site generator project - what a brain melter that was! It's done, and I ranked up to Archsage.

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33/100 #100DaysofCode with #Python πŸ‘‰ Built an automatic emailer whenever the ISS is overhead using smtplib, datetime, and requests packages. 34/100 πŸ‘‰ Updated the trivia game from day 17 to retrieve questions from an API, and added a UI with tkinter.

28/100 #100DaysofCode πŸ‘‰ Created a pomodoro timer using tkinter 29/100 πŸ‘‰ Created a password manager wit tkinter 30/100 πŸ‘‰ Learned error handling and updated password manager with error handling 31/100 πŸ‘‰ Created a flashcard tool using tkinter and pandas

25/100 #100DaysofCode πŸ‘‰ Pandas DataFrames πŸ‘‰ Pandas Series πŸ‘‰ Pandas and CSV Files 26/100 πŸ‘‰ List comprehension πŸ‘‰ Dictionary comprehension πŸ‘‰ Comprehensions with Pandas DataFrames #Python #Dev #Junior #noob

24/100 #100DaysofCode with Python: πŸ‘‰ Learned to open, read, and write with "with..as.." and open() πŸ‘‰ Rabbit holed away from the course and learned os.path and pathlib Path() πŸ‘‰ Built a basic mail merger πŸ‘‰ Updated snake game to persist high scores #Python #Dev #JuniorDev #availtohire πŸ™

21/100 #DaysofCode πŸ‘‰ Completed the Snake Game πŸŽ‰πŸŽ‰ #BootDev πŸ‘‰ Finally got around to finishing off the Functional Programming course. This one blew my my mind. Got it all done but the first thing I am going to do is... do it again.

18/100 #100DaysofCode πŸ‘‰ More OOP Practice πŸ‘‰ Creating 'spot art' with the turtle package. 19/100 πŸ‘‰ More playing with the Turtle package πŸ‘‰ Created a Turtle Race game 20/100 πŸ‘‰ Even more Turtle package tinkering πŸ‘‰ Started on a snake game. Classic

16/100 of #100DaysofCode πŸ‘‰ OOP classes, methods, attributes πŸ‘‰ creating virtual environment / venv πŸ‘‰ installing packages with PIP πŸ‘‰ Rebuilt yesterdays coffee machine using classes

Just finished the Currying module on Boot.dev. I won't lie to you, that has addled my brain just a little, but I think I get it. I forgot to accept my daily quest though - the first time! Feels bad man! On to decorators next, but first I need to go and do Day 15 of 100 Days of Code with Python.

13/100 #100DaysofCode with Python: πŸ‘‰ Syntax Errors πŸ‘‰ Runtime Errors πŸ‘‰ Logical Errors πŸ‘‰ Debugging Day 24 of Boot.dev - not much new here, a few exercises on functional transformations. Switched to a custom @neovim.io config, finished a modular language loader for lsp, for matters, and linters

12/100 #100DaysofCode πŸ‘‰ Local Scope, Global Scope, Namespace πŸ‘‰ Block scope (or lack of!) πŸ‘‰ Built obligatory number guessing game Day 23 of boot.dev: πŸ‘‰ Completed JS Course πŸ‘‰ Completed Python Recursion module πŸ₯΅

10/100 #100DaysofCode with Python πŸ‘‰ Functions that return values πŸ‘‰ DocStrings πŸ‘‰ Made a cmd based calculator Also 2 more levels on Boot.dev practicing loops. Rebuilt my dev env specifically modularising my Ghostty config and playing with shaders. Finished authentication in my first Next project.

Day 6 of #100DaysofCode continuing with Python. No boot.dev today (I did 1 exercise to keep my streak going) but I did 2 days of the 100 days syllabus. Today was Functions and While loops. Understanding blocks and indentation. Also did Day 7 and completed the Hangman game.

Sampled a different dev environment today. I actually quite liked it: Ghostty + Zellij + Helix + Yazi + Lazygit. All kitted in gruvbox dark with MonoLisa fronting the font face. Very fast setup, smooth as butter