read more"It’s better to do something simple which is real. It’s something you can build on because you know what you’re doing. Whereas, if you try to approximate something very advanced and you don’t know what you’re doing, you can’t build on it." - Bill Evans …
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Yet another retrospective
I expect another couple of days before I can submit a pull request. Today after some horrendous debugging I finally got some tangible progress. status, log, add-all and commit all seem to be working, perhaps even init (but still inconclusive). Still need to add push and pull. Then I need …
read morePushing through
I reached a milestone today in my project to integrate git into the mobile version of logseq. Finally the git functions like add, status, init were working. I also realized that all the work and time that I put in so far was to writh this file system adapter that …
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Where I am
It's been a couple more days now since my last post on the subject. I spent another 10 hours or so, and haven't gotten much further. Mostly I'm stuck with file system problems. In my last post I said I would use filesystem abstraction already present in …
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The goal
A short recap of where we are (will probably refactor this to retroactive posts eventually): I'm trying to switch logseq's git dependency from
read moredugitetoisomorphic-git, so it can run on android, browser etc. The problem with dugite is that it depends on the presence of a git …My first PR
So the company I worked at went bankrupt. I decided to take this time off to do some projects, figure out what's interesting to me. I'm one of these chronic project stallers: I always start stuff and almost never finish. I guess a lot of people are like that, but …
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