What a wild 48 hours for gitlab https://www.theregister.com/2022/08/05/gitlab_reverses_deletion_policy/

Did you figure out a way to push Dendron to Sphinx? I'm trying to see if I can use the power of both together, while collaborating with others on the same project 🙂

I admit I'm not very well-informed, but the updated policy seems more understandable. Hopefully using this other type of storage will strike a good balance better costing GL less, while not making users fear their repositories might permanently disappear.

Yeah new one makes much more sense!

gitlab giveth (to the free tier) and gitlab taketh away. the internet is not pleased

I was expecting and hoping for that U-turn 😅

https://www.gitpoap.io/ 👀 what if we gave out poaps to devs. shoot i might have to open up a PR to get one

A thread has been created over in #735365126227493004 about this: https://discord.com/channels/717965437182410783/1005103907975991376/1005190732920934460

When is dendron everywhere expected to drop / is it already available? I’m thinking of using my iPhone + vscode in web browser + dendron to journal on the go w a portable keyboard lol. Maybe this is already easy to do? Is it vscode codespaces? Let me know if you have any information on setting it up as I’m very interested

before end of this month is when we'll launch the user portal!

https://discord.com/channels/717965437182410783/928708273190883378/1004067277391544350 im curious, are these commits "cherry picked" into the changelog, or is this really all of the commits? i'm wondering because i feel like i've read the changelog before, but also been pleasantly surprised by another fix which i dont't believe i saw in the changelog.

Hi guys, There was some config to auto push dendron notes to git on save

does anyone remember?

Not on save but there's a setting in VScode to autopush on commit

Or there's an onsave extension (that has very few ratings and I haven't vetted) that you could set to commit and push on save I think

Got it

gitdoc

also this

those are the pull requests and can represent a series of commits - we include all non-chore commits in the changelog

Anyone got a nice graph theme they want to share?

I do not even know how to change the default theme on my VSCode, sorry 🙂 THat's why I said my current setup was "ugly"

see ya

Heya, I'd like to start JS dev (electronjs and stuff like that with the idea to create a small chess database program). I have an IT background, have done ASM/C and many LISP (loved it so much) and stuff like that years ago. As I said before, I am new both on VSCode (which I really want to master/learn) and JS. So what books or tutorials would you recommend to me ? 😄

thank you !

should people still start with javascript? afaik is TypeScript the way to go nowadays

I mean TS syntax is Js with types

So if you learn JS

That only leaves learning typing

TS is a superset of JS AFAIK, isn't it ? But you are right, may be safer to learn TS