Introducing SQEEL: A Fast, Vim-Native SQL Client in Rust
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SQEEL is a blazing-fast SQL client written in Rust — vim bindings first, no Electron, no JVM. Terminal UI and native GUI, MySQL/Postgres/SQLite support, and LSP-powered completions.
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SQEEL is a blazing-fast SQL client written in Rust — vim bindings first, no Electron, no JVM. Terminal UI and native GUI, MySQL/Postgres/SQLite support, and LSP-powered completions.
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A practical look at why opencode became my preferred CLI coding client, how I use Zen service with the Bigpickle model, and where AI fits into my workflow.
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Announcing 'Teach The Kids' (TTK), a new interactive Rust programming course designed specifically for children to build their very own Quest App. Start your coding adventure today!
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Discover the best terminal emulators for developers who love speed and efficiency. Dive into why Alacritty is a top choice for keyboard-driven workflows, offering GPU acceleration and a minimalist design.
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For young learners! Learn how to install Rust on your Arch Linux computer using the terminal, step-by-step.
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For young learners! Learn how to install Rust on your Windows computer by first setting up Ubuntu using Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL), then installing Rust within that Linux environment.
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For young learners! Learn how to install Rust on your macOS computer using the terminal, step-by-step.
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For young learners! Learn how to install Vim, your powerful text editor, on your Arch Linux computer using the terminal.
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For young learners! Learn how to install Vim on your Windows computer by first setting up Ubuntu using Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL), then installing Vim within that Linux environment.
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For young learners! Learn how to install Vim, your powerful text editor, on your macOS computer using Homebrew.
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For young learners! Master the fundamental movements in Vim (h, j, k, l) to navigate your code quickly and efficiently.
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For young learners! Learn how to switch to insert mode in Vim (i, a, o) to start writing and changing your code.
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For young learners! Learn the essential commands to save your changes (`:w`) and exit Vim (`:q`, `:wq`, `:q!`).
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For young learners! Begin your Rust adventure by setting up your first Quest App project with `cargo new`, and learn the basics of navigating and editing code.
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For young learners! Learn how to make your Rust program display text on the screen using `println!` and store multiple quests using `Vec` (Vector) for your Quest App.
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For young learners! Learn how your Rust Quest App can read command-line arguments to accept new quest ideas from the user, making your program interactive.
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For young learners! Discover how to persist your Quest App's data by learning to save and load quests from a `quests.txt` file in Rust, ensuring your progress is never lost.
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For young learners! Make your Quest App quests permanent by learning to save newly added quests to a `quests.txt` file in Rust, ensuring your progress is always up-to-date.
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For young learners! Learn how to implement a 'remove' command in your Rust Quest App to delete completed or unwanted quests from your list and persist the changes to the file.
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Discover how a curated set of command-line tools and configurations can transform your development workflow into a hyper-efficient, keyboard-driven experience.
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A guided tour of my personal dotfiles repository, explaining the philosophy, tools, and configurations I use to create a fast, efficient, and keyboard-driven development environment on Arch Linux.
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A look at Quoty, a simple Rust-based CLI tool I created to solve the problem of lazy Git commit messages by providing random, insightful tech quotes.
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A personal reflection on my long break from blogging, the creative burnout with a stale Jekyll workflow, and how a deep dive into creating a new dotfiles setup brought me back.
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Discover how I leveraged the Gemini CLI to automate and standardize the front matter migration from Jekyll to Zola, ensuring consistency and saving time.