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VIM configuration update

It’s been a while that I haven’t posted about it but I have been quite active updating my vim configuration and other related dotfiles.

I decided to change the LSP client from LanguageClient to LSClient as it support more feature from the LSP protocol.

Fixing Salt LSP

I’m using Salt for managing configuration and I have been making changes to my VIM configuration relying more on LanguageServer to help with the autocomplete and as I’m spending more time with Salt I become fustrated by not having autocomplete in my state files.

Turns out that there was something already for acting as...

So you want to have a non recursive build

Well maybe you don’t want but for some reasons you need one.

I’ve started to spend some time in the Dibbler codebase and lately I also wanted to try ALE with C++. I’ll write more about my journey with Vim and ALE in a later post.

The very first time I...

Updates on my vim configuration

I just updated my vim configuration available in my dotfiles repo. I tried to avoid tools (ie. ruby) that don’t always have on a machine (ie. raspberry pi) to install things and instead prefer (borring) shell.

Over the years I went through multiple iteration, I started stealing Metze and Tridge configuration. Then I tried Maximum-awesome this...

Restarting my blog

I used to have a blog hosted by Gandi but when they stopped their support for Dotclear and somehow I lost all my content. Sometime last year (2022) I wanted to restart to blog to talk about my projects and what not. Given that I’m really just restarting in 2023 it took me a little more than 6 months to...

Adding IPv6 at home at last !

I finally took the time lately to one more time have a more serious look at IPv6. Last time I did that it was 6 years ago at it was not great, my ISP at that time (Sonic over AT&T FTTN) was not offering native IPv6.

Initially I got around it by doing IPv6 over IPv4 but one day it...

Adding IPv6 at home at last !

I finally took the time lately to one more time have a more serious look at IPv6. Last time I did that it was 6 years ago at it was not great, my ISP at that time (Sonic over AT&T FTTN) was not offering native IPv6.

Initially I got around it by doing IPv6 over IPv4 but one day it...

Adding IPv6 at home at last !

I finally took the time lately to one more time have a more serious look at IPv6. Last time I did that it was 6 years ago at it was not great, my ISP at that time (Sonic over AT&T FTTN) was not offering native IPv6.

Initially I got around it by doing IPv6 over IPv4 but one day it...

VIM configuration update

It’s been a while that I haven’t posted about it but I have been quite active updating my vim configuration and other related dotfiles.

I decided to change the LSP client from LanguageClient to LSClient as it support more feature from the LSP protocol.

Updates on my vim configuration

I just updated my vim configuration available in my dotfiles repo. I tried to avoid tools (ie. ruby) that don’t always have on a machine (ie. raspberry pi) to install things and instead prefer (borring) shell.

Over the years I went through multiple iteration, I started stealing Metze and Tridge configuration. Then I tried Maximum-awesome this...

So you want to have a non recursive build

Well maybe you don’t want but for some reasons you need one.

I’ve started to spend some time in the Dibbler codebase and lately I also wanted to try ALE with C++. I’ll write more about my journey with Vim and ALE in a later post.

The very first time I...

Fixing Salt LSP

I’m using Salt for managing configuration and I have been making changes to my VIM configuration relying more on LanguageServer to help with the autocomplete and as I’m spending more time with Salt I become fustrated by not having autocomplete in my state files.

Turns out that there was something already for acting as...

Fixing Salt LSP

I’m using Salt for managing configuration and I have been making changes to my VIM configuration relying more on LanguageServer to help with the autocomplete and as I’m spending more time with Salt I become fustrated by not having autocomplete in my state files.

Turns out that there was something already for acting as...

Remapping keys for azerty keyboard in Linux

I learned to type on a french keyboard (azerty) and that’s kind of the muscle memory that I have. Now that I live in the US I have to remap my keyboard and it’s mostly ok but for the < and > signs, on a Macbook it’s kind of ok as it’s located on the key...

Xar rules for Bazel

A few years ago Meta opensourced xar, I think it’s a cool piece of software.

Recently I had the need to integrate it with bazel so that I could produce versions of stacky packaged as a xar archive.

I haven’t found anything to do it already so I wrote my own rules for bazel...

GrafanaCubism-Panel v0.1.1

A lot have changed since I last talked about the cubism for grafana plugin.

For once the company where I used to work (Rockset) got acquired by another one and so right when I as about to release 0.0.8 I had to prep for interviews and so this version got delayed by a month or so. Then I had...

GrafanaCubism-Panel v0.0.4

I’ve been quite busy over the past month working on a new release of my cubism plugin for Grafana, called grafanacubism-panel. It’s been an exciting journey of improvements and revisions!

It’s still not signed as both version 0.0.2 and 0.0.3 had issues that were picked by the review process (0.0.1 was somewhat of a trial balloon as it...

Cubism-es 1.2.0 actually

In my last post the title mentioned cubism 1.2 but at that time I hadn’t released it.

But as of today it is available on github.

I decided to spend more time adding some testing on the feature that I added (so mainly the zoom part) and once I got it working I wanted to...

Cubism-es 1.2

I mentioned previously that I worked on updating and fixing cubism-es

In a previous post, I mentioned working on a cubism plugin for grafana.

The core of this plugin is the cubism library, but it seems that this library is somehow stuck in 2014 and it’s not working well in the current Javascript ecosystem.

I found a...

Updating Cubism to a modern version of d3.js

In a previous post, I mentioned working on a cubism plugin for grafana.

The core of this plugin is the cubism library, but it seems that this library is somehow stuck in 2014 and it’s not working well in the current Javascript ecosystem.

I found a somewhat newer version of the library that was ported to ES...

A cubism panel plugin for Grafana

I really like cubism, I find it very useful to display a lot of information in dense way.

Grafana is the obvious tool in 2024 for doing graphs on time series so I think it would be great to have a way of doing cubism like graphs in Grafana, given the number of issues mentioning...

GrafanaCubism-Panel v0.1.1

A lot have changed since I last talked about the cubism for grafana plugin.

For once the company where I used to work (Rockset) got acquired by another one and so right when I as about to release 0.0.8 I had to prep for interviews and so this version got delayed by a month or so. Then I had...

GrafanaCubism-Panel v0.0.4

I’ve been quite busy over the past month working on a new release of my cubism plugin for Grafana, called grafanacubism-panel. It’s been an exciting journey of improvements and revisions!

It’s still not signed as both version 0.0.2 and 0.0.3 had issues that were picked by the review process (0.0.1 was somewhat of a trial balloon as it...

Updating Cubism to a modern version of d3.js

In a previous post, I mentioned working on a cubism plugin for grafana.

The core of this plugin is the cubism library, but it seems that this library is somehow stuck in 2014 and it’s not working well in the current Javascript ecosystem.

I found a somewhat newer version of the library that was ported to ES...

A cubism panel plugin for Grafana

I really like cubism, I find it very useful to display a lot of information in dense way.

Grafana is the obvious tool in 2024 for doing graphs on time series so I think it would be great to have a way of doing cubism like graphs in Grafana, given the number of issues mentioning...

Lessons learned enabling code typescript coverage in cypress with rollup and babel

I spent last two evening fighting with my rollup and babel infrastructure to make code coverage work in cypress for typescript and I want to share some of my journey in case you encounter the same problems.

Let me start first by saying that if you have the simpler tasks of enabling...

Cubism-es 1.2.0 actually

In my last post the title mentioned cubism 1.2 but at that time I hadn’t released it.

But as of today it is available on github.

I decided to spend more time adding some testing on the feature that I added (so mainly the zoom part) and once I got it working I wanted to...

Cubism-es 1.2

I mentioned previously that I worked on updating and fixing cubism-es

In a previous post, I mentioned working on a cubism plugin for grafana.

The core of this plugin is the cubism library, but it seems that this library is somehow stuck in 2014 and it’s not working well in the current Javascript ecosystem.

I found a...

Updating Cubism to a modern version of d3.js

In a previous post, I mentioned working on a cubism plugin for grafana.

The core of this plugin is the cubism library, but it seems that this library is somehow stuck in 2014 and it’s not working well in the current Javascript ecosystem.

I found a somewhat newer version of the library that was ported to ES...

Lessons learned enabling code typescript coverage in cypress with rollup and babel

I spent last two evening fighting with my rollup and babel infrastructure to make code coverage work in cypress for typescript and I want to share some of my journey in case you encounter the same problems.

Let me start first by saying that if you have the simpler tasks of enabling...

Lessons learned enabling code typescript coverage in cypress with rollup and babel

I spent last two evening fighting with my rollup and babel infrastructure to make code coverage work in cypress for typescript and I want to share some of my journey in case you encounter the same problems.

Let me start first by saying that if you have the simpler tasks of enabling...