That was fast! From the moment I refactored the code to Golang and started using it some new features arrived that I have been making use.

The last release adds two plugins:

• Domain blocker: Allows adding the plugin to a channel and set up a list of domains to block. If a message contains a link to one of those domains, the message is deleted and the user warned.

I’ve created yet another small pet project. Dharma is a small CLI utility to check for broken links in web pages. I needed something like this because when I migrated to Hugo some leftovers where around (images, pages, old post, etc.). I wanted a way to check that easily from the CLI and also to add it as a CI step when a new version of the site is deployed.

This is an example output run over my blog:

I’ve decided to revive Butterrobot after a long hiatus.

The project was originally written in Python and it was designed to be a simple way to have quality of life in Slack and Telegram channels. After I made the initial implementation I started going deeper into Golang and mostly abandoned it with a promise to come back and rewrite it in the future.

That day is here.

Small update!

From the huge backlog of tasks I have in store for the site: I’ve added a new sections for the project I’m currently maintaining.

This will not only give them a bit of visibility, but also help me keep track of the projects I’m currently working on and consider active.

You can find the new section at /projects.