es.
Vanilla SQLite, that is. There are multiple[1] SQLite[2] addons[3] around[4]
that add some sort of distributed layer to it, most being zero-cost (or at
least low-cost) abstractions. Pretty cool, I'd say!
~ Hendursaga
[1] https://dqlite.io/
[2] https://litestream.io/
[3] https://github.com
EI goes away..
Question: have you looked at other (open-source) typesetting engines besides
the TeX family? Like, say, *roff? In some ways, I prefer groff's way to TeX,
but it being a much smaller community, with a much smaller ecosystem, gets in
the way..
Cheers,
Hendursaga
x27;s
Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus? (OK, it's technically bilingual, but with two
separate English translations along with the original German!) He uses PHP
(gross, I know!) to collate everything into a LaTeX document to then generate
the various final versions. Besides the PHP, you might pick up a technique or
two! (Or three!)
~ Hendursaga
[1] https://people.umass.edu/klement/tlp/
xperience in setting up / administrating Discourse myself, however.
~ Hendursaga
> I hope that selenium is currently overkill
Me too, although the WebDriver protocol itself is less bloated than Selenium.
Personally I use Etaoin[1] for anything WebDriver-related, it's pretty compact,
Lisp-y, and you can easily run unit tests with Emacs. As for anything
ready-made for cleanin
f chargebacks
against their application, so they should decide how much information to share
with Stripe to reduce those chargebacks."
--
Hendursaga
