jossephus01

oh yeah, i need to do this soon tbh. it will be available on play store and fdroid soon.

Nice. It would be also cool if they add 'cargo install %tool%' commands for each one.

Location: Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

Remote: Yes

Willing To Relocate: Yes

Technologies: Typescript, Zig, Express, NestJs, Vue, Angularjs, Kotlin, KMP, Rust

Rescume/CV: https://github.com/jossephus/

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I’ve been working as a full-stack and mobile app developer (for both iOS and Android using KMP) for the past three years. I’m passionate about building applications that solve real-world problems and am always eager to learn new technologies.

Contact: You can use my email. Thanks!

wren has that minimalism from lua and syntax familarity from js that i always want to have in a scripting language. I was playing with it to build a raylib binding for it using zig a while ago and the language experience was too nice. You can checkout some examples of what you can achieve with raylib + wren here. https://github.com/jossephus/talon

I mostly use a simple music player made by a friend for my daily needs. The design is inspired from spotify and It works really great. https://github.com/H0lyDiv3r/player

Interesting.i have always known usb0 exists but didnt think this would work. Now i am wondering what the equivalent command to print using bluetooth printers is.

These changes are all great. Learnt a lot from the optimizations. Thanks.

Thanks tadfisher, I will check it out. This is by no means meant to be a dunk on gradle2nix. Love your work on android-nixpkgs and I will be looking for the alternative. Thanks.

I have included the result of running dive on the resulting image. You can check it out on https://github.com/jossephus/Docker_challenge/wiki.

As stated above, I havent done any trimming on the resulting image, so There's too many stuff in the image.

You are correct. I havent done any trimming. Thanks for the suggestions and the gist. Thanks

My experience with building Docker images for Java applications using Nix wasn't very pleasant though. After the deprecation of gradle2nix, there doesn't seem to be a clear alternative method for building Docker images for Gradle-based Java applications. I challenged a friend to create the smallest possible Docker image for a simple Spring Boot application some time ago. While I was using Nix, the resulting image was twice the size of the image built without Nix. You can check out the code for yourself here: https://github.com/jossephus/Docker_challenge/blob/main/flak... .