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301. How to write release notes (drewdevault.com)

Release notes are a concept most of us are familiar with. When a new software release is prepared, the release notes tell you what changed, so you understand what you can expect and how to prepare for the update. They are also occasionally used to facilitate conversations:Many of the people tasked w...

302. aerc, mbsync, and postfix for maximum comfy offline email (drewdevault.com)

I am the original author of the aerc mail client, though my official relationship with it today is marginal at best. I think that, with hindsight, I’ve come to understand that the “always online” approach of aerc’s IMAP implementation is less than ideal. The next email client (which will exist at so...

303. aerc, mbsync, and postfix for maximum comfy offline email (drewdevault.com)

I am the original author of the aerc mail client, though my official relationship with it today is marginal at best. I think that, with hindsight, I’ve come to understand that the “always online” approach of aerc’s IMAP implementation is less than ideal. The next email client (which will exist at so...

304. Status update, May 2021 (drewdevault.com)

Hello! This update is a bit late. I was travelling all day yesterday without internet, so I could not prepare these. After my sister and I got vaccinated, I took a trip to visit her at her home in beautiful Hawaii — it felt great after a year of being trapped within these same four walls. I hope you...

305. Status update, May 2021 (drewdevault.com)

Hello! This update is a bit late. I was travelling all day yesterday without internet, so I could not prepare these. After my sister and I got vaccinated, I took a trip to visit her at her home in beautiful Hawaii — it felt great after a year of being trapped within these same four walls. I hope you...

306. Pinebook Pro review (drewdevault.com)

I received the original Pinebook for free from the good folks at Pine64 a few years ago, when I visited Berlin to work with the KDE developers. Honestly, I was underwhelmed. The performance was abysmal and ARM is a nightmare to work with. For these reasons, I was skeptical when I bought the Pinebook...

307. Pinebook Pro review (drewdevault.com)

I received the original Pinebook for free from the good folks at Pine64 a few years ago, when I visited Berlin to work with the KDE developers. Honestly, I was underwhelmed. The performance was abysmal and ARM is a nightmare to work with. For these reasons, I was skeptical when I bought the Pinebook...

308. I try not to make unlikable software (and features) (drewdevault.com)

I am writing to you from The Sky. On my flight today, I noticed an example of “unlikable” software — something I’ve been increasingly aware of recently — inspiring me to pull out my laptop and write. On this plane, there are displays in the back of each seat which provides entertainment for the pers...

309. I try not to make unlikable software (and features) (drewdevault.com)

I am writing to you from The Sky. On my flight today, I noticed an example of “unlikable” software — something I’ve been increasingly aware of recently — inspiring me to pull out my laptop and write. On this plane, there are displays in the back of each seat which provides entertainment for the pers...

310. godocs.io six months later (drewdevault.com)

We’re six months on from forking godoc.org following its upstream deprecation, and we’ve made a lot of great improvements since. For those unaware, the original godoc.org was replaced with pkg.go.dev, and a redirect was set up. The new website isn’t right for many projects — one of the most glaring ...

311. godocs.io six months later (drewdevault.com)

We’re six months on from forking godoc.org following its upstream deprecation, and we’ve made a lot of great improvements since. For those unaware, the original godoc.org was replaced with pkg.go.dev, and a redirect was set up. The new website isn’t right for many projects — one of the most glaring ...

312. In praise of Alpine Linux (drewdevault.com)

Note: this blog post was originally only available via Gemini, but has been re-formatted for the web. The traits I prize most in an operating system are the following: Simplicity Stability Reliability Robustness As a bonus, I’d also like to have: Documentation Professionalism Performance Access to u...

313. In praise of Alpine Linux (drewdevault.com)

Note: this blog post was originally only available via Gemini, but has been re-formatted for the web.The traits I prize most in an operating system are the following:SimplicityStabilityReliabilityRobustnessAs a bonus, I’d also like to have:DocumentationProfessionalismPerformanceAccess to up-to-date ...

314. Cryptocurrency is an abject disaster (drewdevault.com)

This post is long overdue. Let’s get it over with. 🛑 Hey! If you write a comment about this article online, disclose your stake in cryptocurrency. I will explain why later in this post. For my part, I held <$10,000 USD worth of Bitcoin prior to 2016, plus small amounts of altcoins. I made a modest p...

315. Cryptocurrency is an abject disaster (drewdevault.com)

This post is long overdue. Let’s get it over with. 🛑 Hey! If you write a comment about this article online, disclose your stake in cryptocurrency. I will explain why later in this post. For my part, I held <$10,000 USD worth of Bitcoin prior to 2016, plus small amounts of altcoins. I made a modest p...

317. Parsers all the way down: writing a self-hosting parser (drewdevault.com)

One of the things we’re working on in my new programming language is a self-hosting compiler. Having a self-hosted compiler is a critical step in the development of (some) programming languages: it signals that the language is mature enough to be comfortably used to implement itself. While this isn’...

318. Parsers all the way down: writing a self-hosting parser (drewdevault.com)

One of the things we’re working on in my new programming language is a self-hosting compiler. Having a self-hosted compiler is a critical step in the development of (some) programming languages: it signals that the language is mature enough to be comfortably used to implement itself. While this isn’...

320. Status update, April 2021 (drewdevault.com)

Another month goes by! I’m afraid that I have very little to share this month. You can check out the sourcehut “what’s cooking” post for sourcehut news, but outside of that I have focused almost entirely on the programming language project this month, for which the details are kept private. The post...

321. Status update, April 2021 (drewdevault.com)

Another month goes by! I’m afraid that I have very little to share this month. You can check out the sourcehut “what’s cooking” post for sourcehut news, but outside of that I have focused almost entirely on the programming language project this month, for which the details are kept private.The post ...

322. The Developer Certificate of Origin is a great alternative to a CLA (drewdevault.com)

Today Amazon released their fork of ElasticSearch, OpenSearch, and I want to take a moment to draw your attention to one good decision in particular: its use of the Developer Certificate of Origin (or “DCO”). Previously: ElasticSearch does not belong to Elastic Open source means surrendering your mo...

323. The Developer Certificate of Origin is a great alternative to a CLA (drewdevault.com)

Today Amazon released their fork of ElasticSearch, OpenSearch, and I want to take a moment to draw your attention to one good decision in particular: its use of the Developer Certificate of Origin (or “DCO”).Previously:ElasticSearch does not belong to ElasticOpen source means surrendering your monop...

324. What should the next chat app look like? (drewdevault.com)

As you’re surely aware, Signal has officially jumped the shark with the introduction of cryptocurrency to their chat app. Back in 2018, I wrote about my concerns with Signal, and those concerns were unfortunately validated by this week’s announcement. Moxie’s insistence on centralized ownership, gov...

325. What should the next chat app look like? (drewdevault.com)

As you’re surely aware, Signal has officially jumped the shark with the introduction of cryptocurrency to their chat app. Back in 2018, I wrote about my concerns with Signal, and those concerns were unfortunately validated by this week’s announcement. Moxie’s insistence on centralized ownership, gov...

326. Go is a great programming language (drewdevault.com)

No software is perfect, and thus even for software I find very pleasant, I can usually identify some problems in it — often using my blog to do so. Even my all-time favorite software project, Plan 9, has some painful flaws! For some projects, it may be my fondness for them that drives me to criticis...

327. Go is a great programming language (drewdevault.com)

No software is perfect, and thus even for software I find very pleasant, I can usually identify some problems in it — often using my blog to do so. Even my all-time favorite software project, Plan 9, has some painful flaws! For some projects, it may be my fondness for them that drives me to criticis...

328. The world's stupidest IRC bot (drewdevault.com)

I’m an IRC power user, having been hanging out in 200+ channels on 10+ networks 24/7 for the past 10 years or so. Because IRC is standardized and simple, a common pastime for IRC enthusiasts is the creation of bots. In one of the social channels I hang out in, we’ve spent the past 6 years gradually ...

329. The world's stupidest IRC bot (drewdevault.com)

I’m an IRC power user, having been hanging out in 200+ channels on 10+ networks 24/7 for the past 10 years or so. Because IRC is standardized and simple, a common pastime for IRC enthusiasts is the creation of bots. In one of the social channels I hang out in, we’ve spent the past 6 years gradually ...

330. The complete guide for open sourcing video games (drewdevault.com)

Video games are an interesting class of software. Unlike most software, they are a creative endeavour, rather than a practical utility. Where most software calls for new features to address practical needs of their users, video games call for new features to serve the creative vision of their makers...
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