You should try RWX! You can trigger runs from the CLI for way faster feedback loops. The automatic caching is surprisingly good too. https://www.rwx.com/

Thanks for the shoutout!

If anyone has any questions or wants to give it a shot, I work at RWX and would be happy to chat more about it!

This game is a ton of fun. Try it!

We use jib at work (https://github.com/GoogleContainerTools/jib) which also skips the Dockerfile and builds an image for a Java project directly.

This certainly looks like a much nicer experience than docker build, especially given that there can be a cache hit after a cache miss.

At work we have anonymized dumps of our production data that we use for local development. This is extremely helpful as it allows testing things locally that would be completely unrealistic to setup otherwise. Your whole dataset might not be able to fit on a dev machine, but I'd guess in most cases you could create a subset of it that would be large enough to be useful for local performance work.

Do you use an off the shelf tool for anonymization or did you write something yourself?

We using Tonic.ai. Although I am interested in writing something myself; I suspect there are a lot of ways it could be improved such as generating the anonymized version more quickly.

There are also an enormous number of ways to build insecure apps on AWS. I think the difficulty of setting up your own server is massively overblown. And that should be unsurprising given that there are so many companies that benefit from developers thinking it's too hard.

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How did this end up on the front page with 0 comments??

Enough upvotes in a short enough time. Now it'll be up there a bit longer because there's active discussion.

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Love it!

This is super cool! Bravo. Awesome to see it written in Nim too.

When I do `cha example.com` I can't figure out how to use any of the commands (hjkl, etc). The only keys I've found that have any effect are typing numbers which show up in the bottom left. Haven't figured out how to do anything with those. Am I missing something obvious about how to use this or could this be a bug?

I built from source on MacOS Sequoia 15.5 Apple Silicon using Nim 2.24. Pages load correctly, I just can't get the commands to work. Thanks!

I tried it in Ghostty, iTerm2, and Terminal.app and they all behaved the same.

It's a bug, thanks for reporting. I've created a ticket: https://todo.sr.ht/~bptato/chawan/63

Could you please pull the macos-input branch from https://git.sr.ht/~bptato/chawan and report back on what the `a` file includes after opening a site and typing some commands? (Should be created in the current working directory.)

Here's the contents of a. Let me know if there are any other commands you'd like me to type.

``` handleCommandInput 1, buffer "" c 'j' handleCommandInput 2, buffer "" c 'j' after handleCommandInput, buffer 0x104c5b780"j" c 'j' handleCommandInput 1, buffer "" c 'k' handleCommandInput 2, buffer "" c 'k' after handleCommandInput, buffer 0x104ca8b70"k" c 'k' handleCommandInput 1, buffer "" c 'l' handleCommandInput 2, buffer "" c 'l' after handleCommandInput, buffer 0x104c5bab0"l" c 'l' handleCommandInput 1, buffer "" c 'k' handleCommandInput 2, buffer "" c 'k' after handleCommandInput, buffer 0x104ca8d20"k" c 'k' handleCommandInput 1, buffer "" c 'j' handleCommandInput 2, buffer "" c 'j' after handleCommandInput, buffer 0x104c5b480"j" c 'j' handleCommandInput 1, buffer "" c 'h' handleCommandInput 2, buffer "" c 'h' after handleCommandInput, buffer 0x104ca89c0"h" c 'h' handleCommandInput 1, buffer "" c 'g' handleCommandInput 2, buffer "" c 'g' after handleCommandInput, buffer 0x104cae780"g" c 'g' handleCommandInput 1, buffer "" c '1' after handleCommandInput, buffer "" c '1' handleCommandInput 1, buffer "" c '2' after handleCommandInput, buffer "" c '2' handleCommandInput 1, buffer "" c '3' after handleCommandInput, buffer "" c '3' handleCommandInput 1, buffer "" c '1' after handleCommandInput, buffer "" c '1' handleCommandInput 1, buffer "" c '2' after handleCommandInput, buffer "" c '2' handleCommandInput 1, buffer "" c '2' after handleCommandInput, buffer "" c '2' handleCommandInput 1, buffer "" c '3' after handleCommandInput, buffer "" c '3' handleCommandInput 1, buffer "" c '\3' handleCommandInput 2, buffer "" c '\3' after handleCommandInput, buffer 0x104cae690"\3" c '\3' handleCommandInput 1, buffer "" c '\3' handleCommandInput 2, buffer "" c '\3' after handleCommandInput, buffer 0x104adaed0"\3" c '\3' handleCommandInput 1, buffer "" c '\3' handleCommandInput 2, buffer "" c '\3' after handleCommandInput, buffer 0x104ca8720"\3" c '\3' handleCommandInput 1, buffer "" c '\4' handleCommandInput 2, buffer "" c '\4' after handleCommandInput, buffer 0x104bf8d80"\4" c '\4' handleCommandInput 1, buffer "" c '\3' handleCommandInput 2, buffer "" c '\3' after handleCommandInput, buffer 0x104caaa80"\3" c '\3' handleCommandInput 1, buffer "" c '\4' handleCommandInput 2, buffer "" c '\4' after handleCommandInput, buffer 0x104ca8e40"\4" c '\4' ```

Strange, so it sees your input but still doesn't evaluate the commands...

OK, let's try something else. On master, is anything written to the status line if you press `p` when started with

    cha -o'page.p="pager.alert(config.page.j)"' -V

I'm on Mac OS, encountering the same problem. I tried opening `cha -o'page.p="pager.alert(config.page.j)"' -V` then press `p`...nothing happens

Nothing happens for me either

Fixed on master.

(It turned out to be a miscompilation on part of clang; quite interesting, see the ticket linked above for details.)

Nice!