Week 20 - 2019
The weeknote for 5/13 - 5/19.
OSS
denoland/deno
🦕 Deno is a new JavaScript and TypeScript runtime.
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https://github.com/denoland/deno/issues/2090
- This week I resumed the enhancement of
deno fmtwhich was proposed by @axetroy, who is now very active contributor of deno. This issue proposes to add option to makedeno fmtemits the formated code to stdout.
- This week I resumed the enhancement of
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I printed the stickers of deno based on Kevin's design. @ry and @kevinkassimo kindly approved me to distribute them to the people 😄 The source data for printing are available here.
kt3k/remarker
remarker is a command line tool for creating slides from the markdown file.
- https://github.com/kt3k/remarker/releases/tag/v1.10.0
- Relased the version 1.10.0 of remarker. Added --dest, --out, --port options. They are useful for managing multiple slides in a single repository.
Book
Animal Farm
- I've been going to an English school every weekend for a few years. This time we started reading Animal Farm of George Orwell. It's an allegorical novel which reflects the events around the Russian Revolution. This week we read chapter 1 of it. I'm interested in the fact that English language has different words for kid, male, female of a single animal. For example, boar, sow, and piglet are male, female, and young pigs respectively. Japanese language doesn't have that kind of vocabulary. The male, female, and young pigs are expressed like 雄豚, 雌豚, 子豚. They are just compound words of 雄 (male), 雌 (female), 子 (kid), and 豚 (pig). As a non native English learner, we need to remember 4 times more words for a single animal. That feels very ridiculus, but also very interesting.