Mermaid diagrams in Markdown, Do you remember Delphi and (right) Demo Data matters: Twitter Highlights from the last week
In the last7days series on this blog I’ll revisit interesting content from twitter from the last 7 days and I’ll add further comments or responses to feedback which I got. The list will have about 3-5 pieces of content to keep it crisp and I hope you like what you see!
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1) Include diagrams in your Markdown files with Mermaid by @github
Include diagrams in your Markdown files with Mermaid ( https://t.co/0aOigoHhec ) > myPOV: Cool, there is even a way to use #mermaid in #hugo ( https://t.co/oOdi6g2aev )
— Daniel Koller @dakoller@bsky.social (@dakoller) February 16, 2022
This blog describes how the javascript-based mermaid extension can creates diagrams, when being included in markdown scripts.
The interesting thing is that Mermaid supports many standard diagrams, which you encounter today in IT like User Journey diagrams, state diagrams and sequence diagrams.
2) Happy 27th Birthday, Delphi by @dwarfland
Happy 27th Birthday, Delphi ( https://t.co/RMS9JwaQXG ) > myPOV: This brings back good memories #delphi was my first #dev #environment
— Daniel Koller @dakoller@bsky.social (@dakoller) February 16, 2022
This tweet remembers the 27th birthday of Turbo-Pascal-based Delphi IDE. This was my first programming environment after school, where I got in touch with Turbo Pascal (besides from one day bringing a virus into the school IT room).
Later I went on to learn PHP and a little bit of Java during my first IT job. Over time and on the side I learned R and Python, which is still my preferred programming environment, not last becauae of the Django and Flask framework for web applications.
3) Demo Data matters: Advice for #HRtech vendors by @vendorprisey
This blog highlights software sales, which failed due to giving the customer a very good impression, how the software would like like in their environment. “Their environment” in this case includes localized names (of fake people).
I am happy to get feedback from you!