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Python-Style Kwargs in TypeScript

Python-style kwargs in TypeScript 2025-09-21 PythonTypeScript My TypeScript function signatures always start small. There's usually an optional argument or two, but the call sites are easy to reason about: const greet = ( name : string , prefix = "Hello" ) => ` ${ prefix } , ${ name } . ` ; greet ( "Alice" ) ; greet ( "Bob" , "!" ) ; But as these functions grow, it's cumbersome to specify the last optional argument while using defaults for the rest: const greet = ( name : string , prefix = "

Using Radicle CI

Using Radicle CI for Development In this blog post I show how I use Radicle and its CI support for my own software development. Published by lars on 23.07.2025 In this blog post I show how I use Radicle and its CI support for my own software development. I show how I start a project, add it to Radicle, add CI support for it, and manage patches and issues. I have been working full time on Radicle CI for a couple of years now. All my personal Git repositories are hosted on Radicle. Radicle CI

Dict Unpacking in Python

mom can we have dict unpacking in python? we have dict-unpacking-at-home please don't use this no seriously. I do not need another joke package of mine to be deemed "critical" to pypi 1 ok how do I use it pip install dict-unpacking-at-home add # -*- coding: dict-unpacking-at-home -*- to the top of your file (second line if you have a shebang) enjoy! # -*- coding: dict-unpacking-at-home -*- dct = { 'greeting' : 'hello' , 'thing' : 'world' } { greeting , thing } = dct print ( greeting , gree