On Tue, Apr 10, 2018 at 1:31 PM, Walt Mankowski <
waltman@pobox.com> wrote:
>
> At FOSSCON last August Jonathan Simpson gave a great lightning talk
> called "Why You Should Publish Your Crappy Script" [1]. Last Thursday,
> while chatting on the IRC channel about whether anyone had any ideas
> for a talk, I suggested
>
> We could compare and contrast our crappy scripts.
>
> And so we have tonight's topic -- The Shoddy Script Shootout. The idea
> is to share some code you've written with the audience. I've got a few
> things to share, and Jon does as well. After that we'll probably just
> ask for volunteers, so bring a laptop or some github links. Don't
> worry if it's not perfect -- the point is sharing and inspiration.
>
> I often learn a lot from seeing other people's code. In fact, one of
> the crappy scripts I'll be sharing -- a way to do ad hoc SQL queries
> from the command line -- was inspired by some crappy code someone else
> shared with me.
>
> Walt
>
> 1.
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1_AQWwRYar7Rul32vpXiZ1c8sTsKCQoouMsdjEZuELFo/edit?usp=sharing>
Nice topic!
Unfortunately, I couldn't come tonight, but my little script for a reverse proxy multiplexer
might be interesting. It supports TLS/websocket and is written in go (thus perhaps
not so script).
Yixuan