Skiddle Wiki

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A curated personal knowledge base and directory of technical resources. It covers a wide range of topics including web development tools (Vite, Webpack, esbuild, Node.js, NestJS, Fastify), browser internals, WebAssembly, WebRTC, static site generators (Hugo, Jekyll), and various third-party platforms like Slack, Telegram, Reddit, and Twitter.

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  1. Introduction to Container Technologies

    For developers new to containerization, 'Containers From Scratch' provides a foundational introductory talk. Podman is recommended as a primary container engine for managing and running containers.
  2. Overview of tRPC and Ecosystem Tools

    tRPC is a framework used to create end-to-end typesafe APIs. It allows developers to share types between the server and client without needing a separate schema generation step or code generation tool.
  3. Overview of SolidJS reactivity and performance

    SolidJS is a library for building user interfaces that utilizes a component tree model with one-way data flow and JSX, similar to React. However, it achieves higher performance by using fine-grained reactivity and avoiding the Virtual DOM (VDOM). Unlike React, where changes are managed via dependency arrays, SolidJS wraps changeable values in signals. Components in SolidJS are rendered only once; they primarily serve to organize code rather than re-executing on every state change.
  4. Overview of Caddy Web Server

    Caddy is a production-ready, open-source web server designed to be fast and easy to use. It is written in Go and provides a modern alternative to servers like Nginx, often simplifying SSL management and configuration.
  5. Overview of the Matrix communication ecosystem

    Matrix is a federated communication protocol similar to a federated IRC system. The primary web and mobile interface for interacting with the Matrix system is Element.
  6. Overview of Karabiner-Elements for macOS

    Karabiner-Elements is a low-level key remapping tool for macOS. It allows users to create complex modifications, such as 'hyper keys' where a single key serves two purposes: one action when pressed alone (e.g., Caps Lock acting as Escape) and another when held down as a modifier (e.g., Caps Lock acting as ⌘ + ⌃).
  7. Overview of common Tryptamine compounds

    Tryptamines are a class of psychedelic compounds. Notable examples include:

    • N,N-DMT
    • 4-AcO-DMT: A synthetic mushroom analog and prodrug to Psilocin.
    • 4-HO-MiPT
    • 4-HO-MET: Characterized by light headspace and interesting visuals.
    • 4-AcO-MiPT
    • 4-HO-DiPT
    • 5-MeO-DMT: Extremely potent, often associated with complete ego death.
    • 5-MeO-MIPT: Capable of being vaped.
    • Psilocin
    • Bufotenin
    • DPT
    • DiPT
    • AMT
    • 5-MeO-MET
  8. Overview of Home Assistant Core and Ecosystem

    Home Assistant is an open-source home automation platform that prioritizes local control and privacy. The ecosystem includes several key components for management and deployment:

    • Home Assistant Core: The main automation engine.
    • Home Assistant Supervisor: A container-based system for managing Core installations and related applications.
    • Home Assistant Operating System: An OS optimized specifically for hosting Home Assistant and its Add-ons.
    • Home Assistant Community Store (HACS): A tool to discover, install, track, and upgrade custom elements/components.
  9. Overview of the My Data Collection wiki

    My Data Collection is a personal digital garden and wiki built with Docusaurus and hosted on GitHub. It serves as a digital brain containing over 1,000 notes and 100,000 lines of markdown, covering personal thoughts, technical notes, and curated links. The site is published to wiki.nikiv.dev.
  10. Overview of MirageOS and related resources

    MirageOS is a framework for building unikernels. Key resources and implementations include:

    • mirage-crypto: Provides cryptographic primitives for MirageOS.
    • mirage-ci: Continuous integration tools for MirageOS.
    • Canopy: A Git-blogging unikernel implementation.
    • mirage-sshfs: A unikernel that acts as a "super chrooted" SSHFS mount point or a shared disk VM.
    • vpnkit: The technology powering Docker Desktop via MirageOS.