i spent a lot of quality time with fable over the weekend building a new kind of "book" (or maybe it's a museum - more later). i noticed that i had to change how i work with fable because:
1/ the "architect" + "worker" model is really good - fable as the architect - i converse
i've been using fable to build a teams app that runs on @modal, integrates with github, and uses entra authentication. fable 1-shot all of the auth/m365 tenant stuff that nobody can understand and integrated things cleanly with modal. i just had to do the human in the middle
this was a fun side project this morning. this is a font that lets me type 6502 opcodes like this
3007
C95B
B002
0920
60
297F
60
live and watch the opcodes appear - all in textedit on my mac.
100% inspired by github.com/nevesnunes/z80… for z80 and 100% of code written by
I largely agree with the "end of arcane ui as a moat" part of this article (the rest is great too!)
My use of git now looks like:
merge the feature-x pr and rebase our new branch against main after the merge
Instead of:
git checkout main
git pull
git merge feature-x
git
