From ZSH to Fish

Posted on 2021-11-07 in Blog

After several years of ZSH with oh-my-zsh, I decided to give fish (Friendly Interactive Shell). I heard and read several good things about it. I also wanted to test starship (a cross shell prompt) easily without messing with my ZSH configuration.

The least I can say is: I'm impressed. Most …


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Small API to manage packages

Posted on 2021-07-10 in Blog • Tagged with Rust, Clojure, Haskell

At last, here is my follow up to small TODO apps where I created a small CLI TODO app in Rust, Clojure and Haskell to test functional (or functional like) programming languages. Like I said in my previous article, I also wanted to see how these languages behave for the …


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Use a dedicated user to run your database migrations on PostgreSQL

Posted on 2021-03-10 in Blog • Tagged with Django, PostgreSQL

I'll detail here how to use one user to apply your migrations and one to run you site. This method can be applied to any framework and environment as long as your database is PostgreSQL. It's of course possible to do with other databases, but the SQL syntax to achieve …


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Small TODO apps

Posted on 2021-03-06 in Blog • Tagged with Rust, Clojure, Haskell

I recently decided to lean a bit of Haskell for fun and see what the language was like. In this context, I decided to create a small TODO app. Since I also wanted to compare my solution with solutions in other languages, I decided to write the TODO app three …


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Testing a clojure web framework

Posted on 2020-08-02 in Blog • Tagged with Clojure, Luminus, Reagent

An opinion about Clojure, Luminus and Reagent after doing a test project with these technologies.


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Retrospective on my biggest personal project

Posted on 2020-07-19 in Blog

A retrospective on my biggest and longest personal project.


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Feedback after switching to openSUSE Tumbleweed

Posted on 2020-05-15 in Blog • Tagged with Linux

This article is a follow up to Installing openSUSE next to Fedora with BTRFS where I detailed how I switched to openSUSE Tumbleweed. In this article, now that I have been using Tumbleweed for about 2 months and a half, I'll give some feedback on my experience.

The issues I …


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Installing openSUSE next to Fedora with BTRFS

Posted on 2020-02-23 in Blog • Tagged with Linux, BTRFS

Update: My feedback article is now available.

I wanted to install openSUSE Tumbleweed (the rolling release version of openSUSE) on one of my computers to see how it looked outside a VM (and thus to try to use it daily). I am thinking about switching to this distribution to avoid …


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Mon passage à LineageOS

Posted on 2017-03-29 in Blog • Tagged with Android, LineageOS

Tout d'abord, je présente un projet intéressant : oandbackup que j'ai découvert via cet article. oandbanck vous permet de sauvegarder les APK installés sur votre téléphone pour pouvoir les réinstaller une fois la mise à jour effectuée. Malheureusement, suite à un problème lors de la mise à jour, j'ai dû formater …


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Angular2 and SVG

Posted on 2017-02-21 in Blog • Tagged with Angular2, SVG

Note

I use the Aurelia framework, a competitor of Angular2. I wrote several articles about Aurelia. I am not an expert with Angular2. If you spot a mistake, please leave a comment.

In an interview about a year old, Rob Eisenberg, the creator of the Aurelia framework, said:

Over a …

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