Kind of sick having a fully working remote development environment. I've setup remote vscode on my workstation + VPN so that I can connect home and it often works quite well.
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Kind of sick having a fully working remote development environment. I've setup remote vscode on my workstation + VPN so that I can connect home and it often works quite well.
Figured out you can deploy extensions to AKS from marketplace using bicep. All I've read points to it only being possible to do it through "click-ops".
Where is a good place to write blog posts for sharing?
Do you want to give an OCaml talk at Bloomberg?
Great, DM me!
We’ve been having huge success with external speakers last year, and we’re looking for more in 2025!
Our OCaml community at Bloomberg is not huge but vibrant 🐫🧡
Looks like I answered the wrong message on the thread.
The overlay is usually a bit faster, but I try to merge things as soon as I have some time to look through the PRs in nixpkgs. Vbgl is also a beast in the OCaml parts of nixpkgs.
Clarification, code here is a shared secret
We also added a PKCE module which is used for code-less interactions, if I recall correctly Google among others uses this standard.
ulrikstrid.github.io/ocaml-oidc/o...
The most exciting update is probable that we added a "SimpleClient" that can be used to easily interact with OIDC and OAuth2 providers. It doesn't make any assumption on your HTTP stack but helps you generate the calls and parse responses.
ulrikstrid.github.io/ocaml-oidc/o...
Now also published a new release of my OIDC (and oauth) library github.com/ocaml/opam-r....
It got the same treatment as jose where we updated mirage-crypto to >= 1.0.0 but there are also some other interesting updates ...
@sabine.sh how did your jwt experiment go? I recall you did something some time ago
Released a new version of my jose (JWT and friends) library to opam. It's been some time since the last release, the main improvement in this version is that we now use >= 1.0.0 of mirage-crypto and got rid of ctypes.
github.com/ocaml/opam-r...
Where did you buy this? 😍
How does Gleam stack up to Elixir in usability/libraries? Gleam feels like it should fit me better (I never liked the Ruby syntax) but do I miss out on the ecosystem?
It was worth a try
`key = ` (double space after =)
If I had more time this seems like it would be a fun project
Won't we need a runtime since it's not running Linux right?
In theory it should be possible I guess
Are you thinking about the well-typed lightbulbs project?
Distro!
Unless you create a small language that I can run on my esp32 I just bought 😅
I actually have a bunch of ideas for this. If you would like to chat about it since time key me know.
In the EU we're actually moving in a direction where this could become a standard mandated by law
Maybe we should create a package of libraries that could act as a story of platform for productivity.
Let's call it "Open OCaml Platform", or OOP for short.
Are there any resources on the different authentication methods that msal exposes? I assume most are just oauth based right?
I just built by own thing that works in the context of AKS.
I would be interested in building a more fully fledged version of there outside interest due it. I only need AKS currently so just focusing on shipping until there's legitimate interest
This is something that esy did very well, we did a lot of work to make things "just work" in Windows. I'm not sure if Manas is on bluesky but he's still doing work here if I remember correctly.
Doing authentication in azure Kubernetes Service (normally shortened to AKS) is pretty simple, I assume the complexity in other msal implementations is because it handles more means of authenticating.
Is there interest for a fully fledged msal library in OCaml?
Kubernetes is pretty neat. It's just a bunch of http calls. You just have to make your application pull based and then you can use Kubernetes as your api.
Not news, but OCaml is really awesome for building applications, when you have the base it's super easy to add more features.
After implementing a Kubernetes controller (it's almost ready for publication, source and charts, just need to clean up a bit) I've learned a bunch.
In no particular order, a short thread.
Okay, so I'll keep going with Eio but separate the IO parts as much as I can then 👌 Thanks! 🙏
I think I can make the IO parts slim enough that it doesn't really matter.
What is the state of riot these days btw? It's a separate IO later right?