Not long ago I have switched from lsp-mode to eglot and tree-sitter.

In a previous post I’ve talked about makefile-graph - a tool which lets you visualize your Makefile targets so you can better understand how targets relate to others.

kustomize is a configuration management tool, which allows you to manage Kubernetes resources in a template-free way.

Anyone who has done any kind of programming at some point comes across GNU Make and Makefile.

Recently I was looking for a way to implement a Kubernetes controller which is triggered on regular basis, e.g. it reconciles whatever objects it is concerned about every Nth seconds.

For the last ~ 11 years of my professional life I have been with the VMware family.

Version v0.4.0 of clingon is ready and tagged.

In this post we will see how to configure and use GnuPG keys for authentication against remote OpenSSH servers.

After some time it becomes tedious to bootstrap a new project, and for that reason I’ve decided to create my personal project template for Common Lisp.

I’ve been looking recently for a Common Lisp system, which would allow me to expose a service I am developing over a REST API and honestly the options available right now in the Common Lisp ecosystem may be a bit overwhelming at first.