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NPR Music (YouTube) · EN

Could we get a page dedicated to spirituality?

Hello, im new to Tildes, and iv been very active in spiritual subs (from the other website) and i was wondering if its possible to have a page here as well dedicated to spirituality and all relating topics? its a great and very popular theme that only grows with time, im sure it could be of great benefit to this platform, thank you! Comments URL: https://tildes.net/~tildes/1wqr/could_we_get_a_page_dedicated_to_spirituality Votes: 11 Comments: 7

Tildes · EN

Figma and Sanrio® celebrate Hello Kitty® and the joy of making things with friends

In honor of Hello Kitty®’s birthday, Hello Kitty® and Friends are moving into FigJam, and throwing a party in NYC.

Figma Blog · EN

How we brought Hello Kitty® and Friends to Figma

Since Hello Kitty® first stepped onto the world stage in 1974, she and her friends have connected generations of fans through the spirit of togetherness and thoughtful design. Here’s how our shared love of craft and community shaped our collaboration with Sanrio®, in FigJam and around the world.

Figma Blog · EN

Notes on clarifying man pages

Hello! After spending some time working on the Git man pages last year, I’ve been thinking a little more about what makes a good man page. I’ve spent a lot of time writing cheat sheets for tools (tcpdump, git, dig, etc) which have a man page as their primary documentation. This is because I often find the man pages hard to navigate to get the information I want. Lately I’ve wondering – could the man page itself have an amazing cheat sheet in it? What might make a man page easier to use? I’m still very early in thinking about this but I wanted to write down some qu

Julia Evans · EN

Examples for the tcpdump and dig man pages

Hello! My big takeaway from last month’s musings about man pages was that examples in man pages are really great, so I worked on adding (or improving) examples to two of my favourite tools’ man pages. Here they are: the dig man page (now with examples) the tcpdump man page examples (this one is an update to the previous examples) the goal: include the most basic examples The goal here was really just to give the absolute most basic examples of how to use the tool, for people who use tcpdump or dig infrequently (or have never used it before!) and don’t remember how it works. S

Julia Evans · EN

Testing Vue components in the browser

Hello! One of my long term projects on here is figuring out how to write frontend Javascript without using Node or any other server JS runtime. One issue I run into a lot in my frontend JS projects is that I don’t know how to write tests for them. I’ve tried to use Playwright in the past, but it felt slow and unwieldy to be starting these new browser processes all the time, and it involved some Node code to orchestrate the tests. The result is that I just don’t test my frontend code which doesn’t feel great. Usually I don’t update my projects much either so it doe

Julia Evans · EN