D. Moonfire @dmoonfire@octodon.social

I'm in a hotel and no one will let me write.

My beta reader is the first and only person who asked for a specific novel. Unless otherwise another #patreon vote, the next novel will be Kin Killer.

https://fedran.com/ideas

https://patreon.com/dmoonfire

I just so fucking hate these people so much. There is nothing I can do about it, there is nothing that my senators would actually do since they are party over people.

Basically, things I hold dear continue to be destroyed all because of greedy, selfish assholes.

It will post tomorrow again, but I wanted to show off tonight. :) Mainly because I think what I've written is pretty cool.

https://d.moonfire.us/blog/2018/06/26-author-intrusion-0.9.0/

After a few weeks of work, the current rewrite of Author Intrusion got to a stopping point. This has the barest minimum functionality to detect echo words but it has a long way to go. Depressingly long way, but I need to let it settle a little before I jump back into it.

What started off as a "quick" post ended up being a huge post of where I am with Author Intrusion. I apparently needed a pick me up and a chance to show off.

Flight of the Scions 13: The High Life #Action #YoungAdult #Patreon #OneDollarPatreon
https://fedran.com/flight-of-the-scions/chapter-13/

Buzzed with the excitement of having a private dinner with a successful merchant and Falkin, Kanéko returns to her room to find Pahim and his friends had drunken themselves into a stupor.

So the answer was Atom. I pushed up a PR for my efforts.

I failed to get apm-beta working for Windows though. So, tiny, tiny screen.

Bah, not sure what to work on:

1. Improving Atom's spell-check

2. Commission

@ajroach42 It is nice to avoid the DLL Hell that Windows and even Linux has had over the years though. I really like folder-self-contained projects, that is why I'm using NPM and NuGet as my role models for Author Intrusion.

Also, because I used to use Python and Perl with my publishing framework and two years of deployment bitrotted my old novel's publication. :(

That was... frustrating to say the least. I want to be able to freeze a project at a point in time.

@ajroach42 Yeah, I could see that. NPM is great for many things, but I always felt like it needed a good packaging story. With C#, there is the convention of doing an xcopy deploy but with node, many times it requires npm. I think there should be a reasonable effort to have a "all in one" package.

Atom actually does a decent job of that because you don't need to touch the network from the base .exe. You can, but not required.

@ajroach42 Sorry, didn't mean to respond that way.

Thank you for telling me the details of the previous conversation.

@ajroach42 I found npm to be one of the better ecosystems out there, at least in terms of use (though high on fragmentation) and being self-contained verses global (composer, easy_install).

As for it being a pig, yeah, but there aren't a lot of good cross-platform, non-network-connected options out there.

@ajroach42 I'm curious about the node/electron conversation, but couldn't find it.

I am a bit pro Electron though, so :P.

This week continues to suck.