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Converting Your Shell Scripts To An API Using Sampo

Converting Your Shell Scripts To An API Using Sampo

After writing shell scripts almost daily for the past 15+ years, I can tell you that much of the enterprise relies on their functionality. This is, in part, why I started sampo a few years ago--as a way to easily put your shell scripts behind an API. I can make

Live stream coding session: watch me write shell code

Live stream coding session: watch me write shell code

update: cancelled for now due to a sick child I'm going to start doing some live streaming this Saturday morning as I write shell code to do things. Come watch and we can learn and collaborate together. Just check out my channel below. Jacob SalmelaI work in High Performance Computing

RFP: Design A Simple But Fun Game That Makes Calls To My API

RFP: Design A Simple But Fun Game That Makes Calls To My API

I have thought about this type of project for a long time and was wondering if anyone out there already has or wants to create a game in Construct 3 [https://www.construct.net/en], which I can collaborate on to make calls to an API that I am developing.

Introducing Sampo: A Bash API Server For Running Shell Scripts

Introducing Sampo: A Bash API Server For Running Shell Scripts

v1.0 of Sampo [https://github.com/jacobsalmela/sampo] is an MVP [https://www.agilealliance.org/glossary/mvp/#q=~(infinite~false~filters~(tags~(~'mvp))~searchTerm~'~sort~false~sortDirection~'asc~page~1)] . Written in bash, it is a shell script API server you can run directly in your terminal or