Raphael Stolt

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Raphael Stolt

@raphaelstolt

Polyglot software developer, ocnl. Blogger & 'Fan geblieben' Soundsystem.

Berlin, Europe
raphaelstolt.github.io/
github.com/raphaelstolt
Joined October 2026

commits: 251
following: 23
followers: 30

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Raphael Stolt @raphaelstoltOct 2115d5a7f

Quite simple: if your 🐘 package repository is .gitattributes less I'll git blame you.

Today

Raphael Stolt @raphaelstolt1h24770a4

Contributed another .gitattributes file. Once again, I feel like a package-janitor.

Raphael Stolt @raphaelstolt5had741c5

The things a small typo can lead to.…

Raphael Stolt @raphaelstolt6hfae0270

Straight Outta Prompton

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Raphael Stolt @raphaelstolt11hebb2ffd

Straight from bed to prompting.

Richard Keep @richardkeepquoted10h

A prompt a day keeps the bugs away!

Yesterday

Raphael Stolt @raphaelstolt1d0bbf92d

Screw it. $ z py-lean && echo "# py-lean prompts" >> PROMPTS.md

Raphael Stolt @raphaelstolt1d39a6a62

Is still fixated on the idea that the lean-package-validator should be a prerequisite for releases entering Packagist. But we’ve already been over this.

Raphael Stolt @raphaelstolt1db029ef2

Wondering if classic issue trackers are still relevant for product development in these AI times. Thinking about an approach of keeping the requirements in versioned Markdown files.

Still relevant.100%, 1 vote
Ditchable.0%, 0 votes

1 voteFinal results

Nils Hitze @nhitze1d

Highly depends I'd say, for a one person project, nope. For multiple people with Product owners, oh yes pls. https://dev.to/trendschau/i-wrote-my-last-ticket-2cmk

DEV CommunityI wrote my last ticketTasks like code. A lightweight, AI-driven workflow that brings tasks, documentation, and software development together through Git.

Tue, Oct 27

Raphael Stolt @raphaelstolt1dfeaded3

The sync of the public GitHub profile README.md is off. Shows an outdated version for me.

nunomaduro @nunomaduro1d

it's just cache; wait a bit

Raphael Stolt @raphaelstolt1df49d942

Mulling with the idea of prompting a Python package next. Then I would've gone full-cycle in the lean package context.

Raphael Stolt @raphaelstolt1d24af1e3

Satisfied with this collection of side projects.

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Chris Dossman @lemoz1d

There’s a nice thread through these: all the little jobs around maintaining and releasing software. Keeping that straight gets messy when you have several projects going. Which one gets the most use in your own workflow?

Raphael Stolt @raphaelstolt1dce30bed

Removing unsupported presets (Go, Python, and Rust) from the lean-package-validator.

Raphael Stolt @raphaelstolt1d97ebfff

Shipped https://github.com/raphaelstolt/cargo-lean

GitHubGitHub - raphaelstolt/cargo-lean: A Cargo tool for validating and optimizing Rust crate distribution contents.A Cargo tool for validating and optimizing Rust crate distribution contents. - raphaelstolt/cargo-lean

Raphael Stolt @raphaelstolt1d7c6e989

Things I need to address for my PHP persona: Testing with Pest and PhpSpec 9.0.

Raphael Stolt @raphaelstolt1dd02fc14

Yet another moment where a /dev/null --amend could have been useful.

Raphael Stolt @raphaelstolt1d2470429

It's strange that I only prompt in English.

Raphael Stolt @raphaelstolt2d29fbbd9

I wonder where the anti-pattern of prefixing every export-ignore entry with a / comes from.…

Raphael Stolt @raphaelstolt2d777803e

I like the crates.io web interface. Feels slick.

crates.iocrates.io: Rust Package Registrycrates.io serves as a central registry for sharing crates, which are packages or libraries written in Rust that you can use to enhance your projects

Raphael Stolt @raphaelstolt2d29006db

The only negative thing I’ve found about Rust so far is the compilation time.

Raphael Stolt @raphaelstolt2d7b4badf

Team README.md badges?

Yes.43%, 3 votes
No.57%, 4 votes

7 votesFinal results

Raphael Stolt @raphaelstolt2d30ced01

Naturally, the two development environments are different. That's a show-breaker.