Today I released the nauci base init source under Apache version 2.0. Broken Links I noticed that all of my cross post anchor links are broken. They no longer link to anchors within the post, but instead link to the post itself. I will resolve this issue over the weekend. Read more ...

A quick recap The purpose of this article is to provide a concrete example detailing precisely how to encapsulate the dependencies of an Angular WebExtension inside of a docker container whilst keeping the source code and optional tooling on the host system, thereby separating the dependencies from the implementation. In order for the two systems to work in tandem, files that are written to from within the container must remain writable outside of the container and vice versa. Read more ...

The motivation I am going to develop a responsive web-extension using angular. The web-extension is for a project that I am starting called nauci. I will talk about nauci more in future posts. In this post I intend to introduce the nauci base entry docker image and how I am using it to encapsulate the nauci project dependencies in a docker sub image, but not the source code. The plan is to bind my local nauci source directory to a docker container built with the nauci dependencies image, thereby separating dependency and tooling concerns from project implementation. Read more ...

A quick note about my use of Literate Programming My blog is generated using a static site generator called Hugo. Hugo naively supports both Markdown and Org-Mode format, so naturally I have chosen to compose my blog posts in emacs Org-Mode. Org-mode is similar to Markdown in the sense that it uses a simple plain text markup syntax for formatting documents. However, Org-Mode has far more features than Markdown and has fantastic literate programming support via Org-Babel. Read more ...