Reposted by KyleThe Green Party of England & Wales @greenparty.org.uk · 07/01/2026📮 Help us deliver hope one letterbox at a time. Join us and join in ⤵️ 16510273 510
Reposted by KyleAlex Russell @infrequently.org · 04/02/2025Having read these papers, two things jump out: 1. Apple disrespects regulators so deeply that they simultaneously gaslight about how monoculture is good because security *while failing to patch issues* 2. These researchers need to brush up on responsible. Not disclosing to Chromium is 🤦🤡🚗 081 8
Reposted by KyleOpen Web Advocacy @open-web-advocacy.org · 04/02/2025New security exploits in Apple's chips further underscore how Apple's ban on third-party browser engines weakens rather than strengthens security 👉 See why: open-web-advocacy.org/blog/slap-an...open-web-advocacy.orgSLAP and FLOP: Apple's Lack of Full Site Isolation and iOS Browser Ban Puts Users at Risk - Open Web Advocacy 094 9
Kyle @kwlch.dev · 21/11/2024Currently thinking some custom codegen might suit what I'm after the most 010 1
Kyle @kwlch.dev · 21/11/2024Yeah something like that is probably the closest to what I'm describing although not sure I'm after a full framework. I liked that sqlc is very easy to incrementally adopt and solves one problem really well. 100 1
Kyle @kwlch.dev · 21/11/2024It definitely sounds like the sort of thing which would have drawbacks. Do you remember what made it tricky to work with? Is the main issue lacking control over the generated HTTP+JSON APIs? 100 1
Kyle @kwlch.dev · 21/11/2024ah yes I had came across this before! I think sqlc strikes the balance better for me than a query builder type workflow. Both seem to cut down on some level of boilerplate which I like 100 1
Kyle @kwlch.dev · 21/11/2024Whenever I've asked others, there's a feeling that go is comparatively slower to develop. Other languages often have well established frameworks which can speed up development (e.g. ruby -> rails, python -> django etc). It doesn't feel like go has anything that's quite the same. 000 0
Kyle @kwlch.dev · 21/11/2024For sure! Haven't used windsurf but AI will definitely speed things up. I'm probably thinking more down the route of "traditional" tooling in this case. 200 2
Kyle @kwlch.dev · 21/11/2024Any gophers know of tools/frameworks/patterns good for speeding up #golang dev? I've been playing with tool called sqlc which saves so much time - albeit for a small part of the puzzle. Most APIs are just CRUD and feel very samey - feels like there must be a quicker way? 450 5
Kyle @kwlch.dev · 21/11/2024Generally always used the first one you linked, not aware of many alternatives. This project might be of interest though? It's generates a RESTful API (including the openapi spec) based on proto definitions. Might be well suited if you happen to use protos already github.com/grpc-ecosyst...github.comGitHub - grpc-ecosystem/grpc-gateway: gRPC to JSON proxy generator following the gRPC HTTP specgRPC to JSON proxy generator following the gRPC HTTP spec - grpc-ecosystem/grpc-gateway 100 1
Reposted by Kyleonion person @junlper.beer · 15/11/2024the best part about bluesky is that, unlike twitter, it isn’t putting annoying bull shit designed to piss me off in front of me every 3 minutes 469327692929 32.8K
Kyle @kwlch.dev · 12/11/2024After spending the afternoon following/liking stuff I'm impressed how quickly my feed has turned from terrible to pretty good. Definitely better than what I'd been getting on X recently, it's pretty refreshing 😌 0100 10
