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the big thing is the blog markdown stuff
the problem with using like kemal is that you have to run the server
with a compiled site, I can just put it on x.github.io and have it hosted for free by github
and not be in the business of managing a server
And EC2 instance is easy to deploy. Tools like Vagrant and all the devops magic in the world can allow you deploy your kemal server ( or whatever ) without much hassel at all.
At least, I genuinely enjoy automating and deploying my own stuff. I think kemal makes it really easy, but I can see where you wouldn't want to mess with that stuff.
deploying is one thing i have little experience in
You can start small and then roll out your deployments in more elaborate ways.
Like, start with shell scripts, mess around with tools like puppet or chef.
InSpec for making sure it is actually configured that way that it is.
Like, auditing, automating, orchestrating, all the fun words. It's super accessible in my experience.
And there's all these super helpful guides you can find by just google'n
Or youtube videos for days
is Argz in a usable state?
i might use it myself
It probably needs some touch ups.
ive been jumping arund between different new languages and have definitely settled here
Like, I'm sure it needs the help.
command_lion can give some clues as to what I'm going to end up going for with argz
for one thing, argz things of flags as strings that start with
- or --
Which I don't enforce in command_lion
There's also some other cases in argz where I'm not being consistent with command lion and can't think of.
But, it has a wiki
I want the user to be able to do that.
But, it can be just sort of naturally enfored in the app's style
like the person developing the app could choose to use - or -- style flags or not
The string really shouldn't matter, after I thought about it
Command lion handles flags how I want argz to.
the
flags keyword for a command block does some nice things :
im no ruby dev, but to me it looks like there are only upsides to crystal
as opposed to ruby