Jan-Lukas Else

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Published on 2021-05-20 in 💬 Micro

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I can now mark text with ==text== in GoBlog. This is probably even better in some cases than using bold text. Isn’t it? 🤔

Interactions & Comments

Colin Walker How did I not know about the <mark> tag? I have my own hi… How did I not know about the <mark> tag? I have my own highlight mark-up but will shamelessly steal this.
Henrique Dias Hmm… The marked text doesn’t seem to show up on Minif… Hmm… The marked text doesn’t seem to show up on Miniflux. Not sure if it’s not in the feed at all, or if Miniflux just removes it 😮
Jan-Lukas Else Modularizing GoBlog? I just separated the function I told you about the other day (the one for marking text with “==") as a Go module. This way the main code remains more organized and if I don’t need the feature any more, the module is still usable. Also for other people who might need the same functionality. I think I should modularize GoBlog even more. 🤔Creating a Go Module is also pretty simple:create repository (is even possible on your own Gitea instance)go mod init gitrepocodecommitpushdoneUpdate: I…
- Jan-Lukas Else go-shutdowner: Simple graceful shutdowns in Go As I already mentioned, I’m trying to modularize parts of GoBlog to make the code more organized and to be able to test it better (thanks to the tests, I always notice small bugs that I can then correct).One of these modules, which I even decided to extract as a separate library, contains methods so that I can stop the HTTP servers or close the database connection when the program ends, also called a graceful shutdown.The library allows this code (100% covered with tests 🤓) to be used in othe…
https://mastodon.uno/users/tommi/statuses/106324207180108355 Tommi: "@en@jlelse.blog I definitely prefer underlining. …