Alex Escobar

> Code more.

> Be open minded.

> Love family

> Be grateful.

> Stay in touch with friends.

> Planning is good, execution is great. Execute more!

For myself 2026:

> Keep reading. I am happy with the amount of reading.

> Past September reached a year of gym and had to stop for multiple reasons, now I gotta start over!

> improve my diet and sleeping. (Don’t know which one is harder)

> Be grateful.

A lot has changed. Priorities, goals, motivations.

It is been a while with no posts. Since 2023, wow! I guess there have been priorities.

Here is my new recommendation ! From Marc Vidal ! I think one of the things I enjoyed the most was that call to preparation for that close future (next 3 to 5 years) rather than a “bold”flying-cars prediction.

Here is my recommended book this time 👍🤓👍

It demotivates me when I see the Terraform providers for the products I support…Quite limited !

Everyday this app is looking better …

I think I am starting to like Neovim…. 😱🤔😱🤔👍👍👍

Long time without bitching about work… 😥😥

Monday off, Tuesday three troubleshooting meetings, Wednesday a whole day meeting. The week is destroyed already and part of the pile of cases is potentially destroying the next one. 😥

Thought this would’ve been pretty interesting to look at so here you go:

There are ~3636 people (7.97% of all users) registered with a custom domain handle.

Last week we launched app passwords, a short-term solution for authentication that will let users experiment with new clients without fully trusting them with their passwords.

When using third-party apps, please use an app password while we implement SSO with scoped permissions.

In settings:

Ohh ! My following list here is starting to look like the one from Twitter. So nice !!!!!

I was asked by my company to talk about #golang and #rust. Herbert Wolverson will join me.

We will explore how Rust and Go work hand in hand to create powerful applications.

📋FREE Sign up:
https://www.ardanlabs.com/live-training-events/rust-and-go-may-02-2023.html

Another Twitter

I recently renewed mine so at least for next year I will not change it. The other thing is that I can’t come up with anything “cooler” :/

What do we call tweets here clouds?

Tried nostr and Mastodon. The first one took me a around a week to delete the app. The second one although I’m keeping it, I don’t see the UX improving so it can be massively adopted by non-tech people. But Bluesky, it feels smooth & the AT protocols makes me curious enough to try and keep it. 👍

- we have an API and basic docs for it here: https://github.com/bluesky-social/atproto/tree/main/packages/api

- more docs on the AT protocol here: https://atproto.com/

type Bluesky func NewBluesky(url string) *Bluesky func (b *Bluesky) CreatePost(accessToken, did, text string) (string, error) func (b *Bluesky) GetAccessToken(did, appPassword string) (string, error) func (b *Bluesky) GetPosts(accessToken, did string, limit int) ([]FeedItem, error) func (b *Bluesky) GetDID(handle string) (string, error)

Today's #DailyFLOSSCommit: I implemented a basic Go API client for creating and listing posts in Bluesky! Check it out - its incredibly simple to use: https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/pojntfx/skytheon/pkg/backends

Account portability and domain names as handle... :)

Me looking intensely at “0 invite codes”

Well, there was something with the date format that I had to change. I did not want to put that much thought so I pretty much removed what was needed to have a "valid" date format. After that, I could post stuff here.

Hello, world

I posted the "Hello, world" below with @felicitas.pojtinger.com script. A nice and simple example to start to play with Bluesky API and AT Protocol. Added it here to my TIL entries: Learning AT Protocol · alexrabocse.me ... :)

I came back to Kelsey's post for his "curl" screenshot and found your script. Thanks!