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@@ -54,7 +54,7 @@ On a whim, I decided to check out [Deno][12], a newer alternative to Node.js for
[14]: https://bun.sh/
[15]: https://bun.sh/docs/bundler/executables
Once I had a working proof-of-concept and a toolchain I was happy with, the rest was all fun; writing recursive functions that work with tree structures to do useful work is extremely my shit ([here's an old post I wrote about _The Little Schemer_][16] along these same lines). I added [Jest][17] and pulled in all my Go tests, as well as [Prettier][18] to stand in for `gofmt`. I wrapped things up earlier this week and published the result, which I've imaginatively called `mdrenum`, to [sourcehut][19].
Once I had a working proof-of-concept and a toolchain I was happy with, the rest was all fun; writing recursive functions that work with tree structures to do useful work is extremely my shit ([here's an old post I wrote about _The Little Schemer_][16] along these same lines). I added [Jest][17] and pulled in all my Go tests, as well as [Prettier][18] to stand in for `gofmt`. I wrapped things up earlier this week and published the result, which I've imaginatively called `mdrenum`, to [SourceHut][19].
[16]: /elsewhere/the-little-schemer-will-expand-blow-your-mind/
[17]: https://jestjs.io/
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Thanks for coming on this journey with me, and if this seems like a tool that might be useful to you, grab it from [sourcehut][19] and open an issue if you have any questions.
Thanks for coming on this journey with me, and if this seems like a tool that might be useful to you, grab it from [SourceHut][19] and open an issue if you have any questions.