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Hi !👋

It's time for an , seeing that the fediverse is becoming more and more relevant.

My name is Chris, and I'm a software engineer based in Germany. I specialize in backend development (, , ) and love learning new things.

I also work a fair bit with (depending on the projects) and .

If time permits I post technical articles on my website chrisnicola.de

is also one of my hobbies (primarily on or ).

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does anyone use Forgejo and have issues with larger repositories? i a local copy of FreeBSD's ports.git (1.8GB on disk) where a normal 'git pull' from poudriere takes ~10 minutes, which doesn't seem right.

this is on an 8-core server with 2 mirrored SSDs, but the pull seems blocked on a single-threaded, CPU-bound git command: /usr/local/libexec/git-core/git --shallow-file pack-objects --revs --thin --stdout --shallow --delta-base-offset --include-tag

do i need to 'optimise' the repo somehow or what am i missing here? because i don't think this behaviour is normal or expected.

@lw Pre-Forgejo, the project tried for a while to use . But that fell over sideways with src and ports, especially with scraper bots continuously looking up each and every commit.

At the time, the problem stemmed from the fact that the git package that everyone uses will load the entire repo history just to look up a single commit.

Rinse and repeat for thousands of hits per second, and kaboom!

HardenedBSD currently uses a self-hosted Enterprise instance. We're hoping to eventually migrate to .

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I'm Blake — reintroducing myself as I'm back on the timeline.

I'm a Cloud Engineer working in Site Reliability and DevOps in the healthcare industry. I design and build highly scalable, resilient infrastructure that powers modern healthcare systems. Day-to-day I work with .NET, JavaScript, and TypeScript to deliver reliable platforms.

Outside of work, I build with Go — creating tools that prioritize performance, privacy, and user empowerment.

A couple things I'm working on:

RideAware — A cycling training platform for building structured training plans, analyzing ride data, and completing indoor workouts all in one place.

Arcline Hosting — A self-hosted web hosting service for people who want to know exactly where their data lives. It runs on hardware I own and operate — no AWS, no Cloudflare, no third-party CDN. Shared, WordPress, and VPS plans with personal ticket and email support.

My core interests span SRE, cloud infrastructure, DevOps/automation, and network engineering. I spend a lot of time with Linux, Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform, and enjoy digging into routing, firewalls, and secure network design.

I'm here because I care about privacy, self-hosting, and building things that give people more control over their own data. Good to be back — looking forward to reconnecting with this community.

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I guess I should do an

I do , specifically , but and are close enough.

I love C# . I can tolerate . I'm interested in . I'm into and . I'm really into the nature of the systems we build.

I'm a .

I like , , and factory/city builder and 4X games. I also like and and various other nerd stuff.

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Hi , I'd like to introduce myself.

I am software developer for over 25 years now. If you can imagine, I've seen a lot of code, techniques and technologies.

I wrote a lot of articles and a book about different topics in software development.

These hashtags describe me best:

I am going to learn , and a lot of other things in my spare time.

I write a German speaking blog at norberteder.com

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I'm a long-time computer programmer living in , California.

I actually programmed FORTRAN and COBOL professionally back in the day (sometimes on punch cards!), quickly followed by C on in 1975, then C++, Java, , and currently . I also like and have written quite a bit of and , though not for money.

I wrote up a story about my first experience here: mastodon.social/@tomchappell/1

Still going strong -- back off, bugs.

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New Instance who dis? Hi! I'm Jon, total nerd and software developer. I'm a career switcher and moved into tech/coding in 2017. I started with basic HTML/CSS/Javascript, building basic web apps. Then I expanded into languages like Java & Go and really started to fall in love with backend code.

I love building/breaking things. The goofier the better. I also love gaming & mech keyboards.

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It's time :)

Hello, I'm Rafael. I currently work on development of tools and infrastructure for flight simulators, and tinker with synthesizers and microcontrollers in my spare time.

Here you can follow my personal projects' progress and other things I do in my spare time.

Feel free to ask me questions about etc.

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#intro

I am a software engineer/self-hoster/Linux user since Ubuntu 6.06.

Recent interests: #golang #systemd #vim #gotosocial #tailscale #archlinux

Ready to use projects:

More WIP forever projects: https://gitea.balki.me/balki

Under construction homepage/blog: https://balki.me

I don't plan to post often. Follow @balkiBalakrishnan Balasubramanian for occasional tech posts about my interests and projects.

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fsm-toolkit v0.8.0 released

A toolkit for finite state machines: DFA, NFA, Moore, Mealy. Compact binary format, visualisation, code generation, TUI editor.

github.com/ha1tch/fsm-toolkit/

What's new in 0.8.0

@ Native PNG and SVG renderers — no Graphviz dependency. Sugiyama layered layout algorithm. 4× supersampling for crisp output. Graphviz support still available, this is work in progress, matching Graphviz quality reliably will take time.

@ NFA support with powerset simulation, epsilon closure, and NFA→DFA conversion.

@ TUI editor (fsmedit) with mouse drag, undo/redo, two-column file browser, persistent config.

@ Code generation for C, Rust, and Go/TinyGo. Interactive runner with state history.

@ Formal specification documenting semantic guarantees.

Binaries: Linux, macOS, Windows, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, NetBSD

github.com/ha1tch/fsm-toolkit/

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🎊 Go 1.26 Release Candidate 2 is released!

🔐 Security: Includes security fixes for archive/zip (CVE-2025-61728), net/http (CVE-2025-61726), crypto/tls (CVE-2025-68121, CVE-2025-61730), cmd/go (CVE-2025-61731, CVE-2025-68119).

🏃‍♂️ Run it in dev! Run it in prod! File bugs! go.dev/issue/new

🔈 Announcement: groups.google.com/g/golang-ann

📦 Download: go.dev/dl/#go1.26rc2

$ go install golang.org/dl/go1.26rc2@latest
$ go1.26rc2 download
Downloaded   0.0% (       0 / 62956023 bytes) ...
Downloaded  50.0% (31478011 / 62956023 bytes) ...
Downloaded 100.0% (62956023 / 62956023 bytes)
Unpacking go1.26rc2.linux-mipsle.tar.gz ...
Success. You may now run 'go1.26rc2'
$ go1.26rc2 version
go version go1.26rc2 linux/mipsle
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UPDATE: fsm-toolkit

New in the FSM toolkit:

github.com/ha1tch/fsm-toolkit

  • Code generation — export your state machines to C, Rust, or Go (TinyGo compatible). Zero dependencies, embedded-friendly.

  • fsm analyse — catches unreachable states, dead ends, non-determinism, and unused symbols before they bite you.

  • Editor improvements — undo/redo (Ctrl+Z/Y), toggle wires with W, states always visible over arcs, parallel transitions no longer overlap.

  • Quick image exportfsm png / fsm svg without piping through dot.

Still a compact hex format at heart that fits in your head!

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Heya folks! 👋

My name is Sophia, I work as a software developer in Germany.

This is my account, so I'll focus on , command-line tools, , front-end .
Other accounts 👉 please see my bio.

I love to try out different programming languages like , , , , , etc.

In my free time I enjoy reading, playing pen & paper RPGs or learning new languages like .

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So without making a conscious choice I've been using and loving some excellent Go-lang software: #Hugo, #GoToSocial, and #Readeck. I don't know Go but I've picked up some templating from customizing Hugo, is it time I learned more? Let's Go (blog post)!

Nothing I am going to make with Go can't just as easily be slopped together and probably better, but learning things with your own brain is punk AF!

P.S. If any #Emacs folks have a nice configuration for #Go using vertico/consult/corfu and friends, please let me steal liberate your config.

Update: I was pointed to this great video made by @skybertTorstein Krause Johansen for #GoLang in Emacs (linked config).

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So far, I spend most of my vacation checking off items from my long list of things I wanted to build. Most of it are „internal“ CLI tools I use at home or small experiments with activity pub.

Most of it is done using instead my usual choice . I like the experience a lot.

One thing I needed was a small tool to scaffold projects based on template repositories. I started using `gonew` and ended up writing my own little tool `gohatch`.

github.com/oliverandrich/gohat

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Hey Mastodon! Here's a very late .

I'm Josh - a software engineer and senior architect working in the more "traditional" finance industry (meaning *not crypto*).

I've shipped code in , , , , , and , but these days I mostly spend my time helping other folks get stuff shipped.

I play games, read a lot, and occasionally write and release half-baked open-source software. I am deeply jealous of people who can draw or paint.

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Ich vermittle hier mal (nicht für mich):

Testing , B1-Deutsch aber vornehmlich Englisch, teamfähig, Erfahrungen und Fokus auf / Testautomation / Integration Testing / Load/Performance Testing, hat erste Erfahrungen mit und Domain Driven Development / Hexagonaler Architektur - sucht Stelle im Gebiet und/oder Remote.

Ich empfehle die Person direkt weil sie kompetent, motiviert, angenehm und lernfähig ist. Retröt wäre super.

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이제 C Go(Golang)처럼 간결하고 강력한 네이티브 바이너리를 만드는 시대가 되었습니다. 복잡한 빌드 스크립트나 환경 설정은 더 이상 필요 없습니다. 제가 만든 SDK를 사용하면, 단 한 줄로 모든 준비가 끝납니다.

dotnet publish nativeapp.cs

이 명령어 하나가 불필요한 세레머니를 싹 걷어냅니다. 심지어 DNNE를 내장하여 정적 라이브러리(Static Library)를 빌드하고, C/C++ 연동에 필요한 헤더 파일까지 자동으로 생성해 줍니다.

Go처럼 가볍게 빌드하고, C++처럼 강력하게 동작하는 C 새로운 가능성을 확인해 보세요.

👇 Gist 보기: https://gist.github.com/rkttu/719fad34908e3298f093501b6135b2e6

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I moved here a week ago: Time for a proper .

Hello, I’m Ernesto, an electrical engineer turned software developer from Bolivia.

I was introduced to in 1994 and have been using it daily since then.

I’m currently helping create and maintain a free/open source radio automation suite for community radios: aura.radio

I like to use and learn from free/open source software and I enjoy writing software in and but I also like coffee and pizza.

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