Teodor codes

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Coding things I may want to pursue, and progress on each.

See also Open source WIP which is “narrower”, less vague.

Rationale

Idea:

• It’s useful to have some structure to guide how I spend my effort when I want to code
• I’d like to experiment with “coding in public” / mob programming
• I should have some collection of “interesting ideas”

I believe these reasons fit well together.

If I should start coding and have someone “join”, there should be an explicit goal. Or a list of options from which we can select a goal.

This document answers that need.

Coding goals

Create a live chat for play.teod.eu that runs on application.garden

Progress: none

Create a small note taking system that runs on application.garden

https://github.com/teodorlu/teodor-notes/

Progress: some design notes in repo README.

SI units into Emmy

Progress: started, long way to finish.

• https://play.teod.eu/weeknotes-2024/#paths-not-taken-yet
• https://github.com/mentat-collective/emmy/issues/46
• https://github.clerk.garden/teodorlu/lab/commit/5b54a0fa3e85c0ab71d2fa81d13c8acb1dad6946/src/steel_beams_si_units_clojure_multimethods/

A Babashka meetup for clojure-oslo

https://www.meetup.com/clojure-oslo/

A slideshow system in pure babashka

Idea:

• entrypoint script
• from entrypoint, can navigate to next slide / previous slide / any slide (fzf)
  • ideally single key binding, (n/p/f), where “f” is for “find”
• each script is a standalone script. we call it with babashka.process.shell, and continue when it releases control. clear screen before script entry.

Pair programming - make pandocjson2hiccup together

Goal: babashka script

Well-defined task, should be possible to do something practical in 30 minutes.

2024-04-13

Idea, creation, yey.

I have previous “systems” for “keeping track of unknown unknowns”. See Open problems. I now believe that list of problems was too wide. Not practical. I think sticking to code might be a narrower, better problem statement.

My other new page Open source WIP bears resemblemnce.