Andrey Nering

We've been using Prism internally for months and it's really great! Prism is a model on itself that decides on the best model for the task opmitized for efficiency (cost savings). Exclusively available on Hyper. Enjoy!

I rarely need it, but just downloaded some of these because I was curious. They seem to be pretty good. It's basically the Adobe suite for free. getartcraft.com/apps

A problem Go modules hasn't yet solved: maintaining a fork of a package. The `replace` directive is simple but breaks `go install ...` so it's simply unviable sometimes. And without `replace` you need to rewrite all import paths to `github.com/{myfork}/module`. 🤷‍♂️

REMOTE TASKFILES ARE GENERALLY AVAILABLE!! 🚀 After 3 years being an experimental feature, this is now enabled by default. You can now run and import Taskfile from a remote location, like a remote Git repository. Read the blog post 👇 taskfile.dev/blog/remote-...

Many thanks to @github.com Security Lab to choose Task to participate in the GitHub Secure Open Source Fund program! taskfile.dev/blog/github-...

Google Chrome just got vertical tabs 🤔

This is a cool project! I'll test it as my default Git pager. Also, `drift -w` (watch) to see in real-time the changes made by Crush while it works.

Kimi K3, now on Hyper. 1M context. MIT licensed. Zero data retention, always. Open weights: let's go. hyper.charm.land

TIP: Configure Dependabot to run once per month, specially for small projects. (Once per week if you really care). Having it running everyday means a lot of noise for little benefit. schedule: interval: monthly

A contributor opened a couple PRs in @taskfile.dev with optimizations for fingerprinting in big monorepos. * Up to 86% faster. * Up to 70% fewer allocations. Open source is awesome. Coming soon!

v3.52.0 is out 👇 * `secret: true` to hide sensitive variables from logs. * `use_gitignore: true` to make `sources:` respect your `.gitignore` rules. * New CLI flags and ENVs to control how Task behave. * Lots of bug fixes! github.com/go-task/task...

We now have an internet web page to showcase some of the companies using Task. taskfile.dev/adopters

Sometimes I write some code to fix a bug then puff up my chest and brag to @andrey.nering.dev. He usually informs me that a better fix is in a PR and ready to go. These PRs are typically authored by him. This is how I came to understand the phrase "seeing around corners."

First macOS update after migrating from home-manager to Mise. It feels good not having to fix a broken Nix / home-manager installation. Things just keep working now.

Oh my. @tangled.org now lets you browse CI jobs over SSH, courtesy Bubble Tea and Wish ⚡️ Tangled rocks, by the way. More on Tangled SSH here: blog.tangled.org/ssh/

This probably indeed makes more sense than conventional commits. scopedcommits.com

Small bookmarklet to open a GitHub PR in DiffsHub: gist.github.com/andreynering...

Hyper is here. Purpose-built AI inference for coding agents. Currently in private beta. hyper.charm.land

Hyper. Soon. hyper.charm.land

I've been experimenting a bit with `go tool` recently. I even built a tiny tool to keep each tool on its own module. This is something the I think Go itself should probably do by default. github.com/andreynering...

We just published an article on how to use Task via `go tool`: taskfile.dev/blog/go-tool...

Last week I introduced Glyph Protocol for terminals. Today: it supports color glyphs. No need to install fonts anymore, it just works. More info: rapha.land/adding-color...

Introducing Glyph Protocol for Terminals. Every TUI, prompt, and editor today assumes you've installed a Font somewhere, then silently fails. Glyph Protocol allows applications register vector glyphs, and can query whether a codepoint is already covered. rapha.land/introducing-...

The world will be a better place in the day DNS propagates immediately.

You people really like downloading our DEB, RPM and APK packages. Cloudsmith was really generous and raised our bandwidth to 2 TB / month to cover our needs. Thank you Cloudsmith! 👏

Zelda: Breath of the Wild is exceptionally good.

Task is 9 years old today!

25k+ open-source applications run on Bubble Tea, Lip Gloss, and Bubbles. Now: time for v2! charm.land/blog/v2/

I’ve been preferring Gemini to ChatGPT recently for general purpose use. Pretty good results. Google has done a great job to catch up.

We have released good stuff this weekend, and that includes shipping the second most 👍ed feature request of all time. On this blog post, @vmaerten.bsky.social introduces the new `if:` condition, and also the ability to prompt required variables at runtime! taskfile.dev/blog/if-and-...

Programming is 2/3 dealing with the non-happy path.

Gophers, 30min countdown for stream #63! 😎 Join @goinggo.net & @kenriquezcodes.bsky.social with their special guests as they go live at 11am EST! 📽️ Today's stream link: youtube.com/live/Y0PWf8L... #golang #Livestream #SoftwareDesign

Being both a Ruby and Go enthusiast, I’m happy to see this come to life!

Finally, www.ruby-lang.org/en/ has a new design.

v3.46 is out! 🚀 * `failfast` for better control on dependencies * Better `--summary` * Better `--init` * Better completions * More advancements on remote Taskfiles experiment * Lots of bug fixes 🐛 Have a wonderful end of year! ✝️🎄🎁🎆 github.com/go-task/task...

This is pretty useful github.com/productdevbo...

After years, I just discovered that @fastmail.com supports templates 😄 www.fastmail.help/hc/en-us/art...

v3.45.5 was just released with several bug fixes 🤠 github.com/go-task/task...

One thing I been working on this year is to put proper value on myself and my time/investment into things. It’s easy to say yes to everything but I’ve certainly felt taken for granted too many times. So do a bit less but overall feel more accomplished and appreciated.

“The Green Tea Garbage Collector” by Michael Knyszek and Austin Clements — https://go.dev/blog/greenteagc #golang

Looks like @firefox.com finally have a decent profile manager and tab groups now. It might be a good time to give it another chance.

After nearly 3 years of working together on @taskfile.dev, I finally got to meet @andreynering.bsky.social for the first time this week at #golab2025 in Florence, Italy. Looking forward to many more years of collaboration!

The legend @raphamorim.bsky.social at @golab.io

This only happens to you once

Rio v0.2.31 released github.com/raphamorim/r... fyi: we are getting close to 0.3.x release that will include - proper simd with native metal support - complete new ui sytem (split, search bar, + other components) - animations - window quake support - etc

Calling all Golang + Wasm enthusiasts! I’ve been building something in this space and would love your ideas or help with testing. DM me or reply here if you’re interested.