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Claude Coder, Go tool and Dependabot updates

  • I did end up dusting off my gravelbike and biked to work twice this week, which translates into biking 11 km in ~35 minutes x2 (roundtrip). It ended up taking the same time as commuting by bus/tram and was a great opportunity to not only get excercise but to also listen in to some interesting Podcasts.
  • I'm so happy about the Razer Kishi Ultra in combination with my iPad Mini (USB-C). It's the best hand-held experience when combined with PXPlay (since it can map the touchbar button). Currently hooked on the somewhat weird but fun Persona 5. It's got a pretty neat soundtrack for an RPG too!

  • Hacker News | best - a hidden "best" filter, which is for some reason invisible from the navigation unless you visit that specific URL. For those of you who want a digest of the most upvoted/commented on topics throughout the last couple of days (not sure exactly what the algorithm is like).
  • Claude Coder was released next to the Sonnet 3.7 model. It looks similar to Aider but feels more polished. I really like these TUI LLM tools as it complements my workflow really well, which is centralized around working in the terminal. The big thing Aider has going for it is supporting a wide variety of LLMs, including local models.
  • Dependabot now supports Docker compose files and Python uv.lock files (requires enabling the feature flag enable-beta-ecosystems: true).
  • All the reasons why Python's uv is the better choice - in case you need help convincing anyone.
  • Alex Edwards' post on go tool - now that Go 1.24 is out, this could potentially be the definitive guide to go tool.
  • GopherCon Europe's YouTube videos are up, and the next conference is happening in Berlin, 16-19 July.
  • yutkat's Neovim plugins list for Go development contains some interesting workflow enhancers. I already use maxandron/goplements but here I found edte/blink-go-import.nvim which I was unaware of!
  • godoc.nvim now has support for adapters, which means it could potentially support other languages/things you want to use a picker with.
  • dependabot-fix - a shell script I wrote this week which helps looping over all failing dependabot PRs in a given repo and apply the command and commit necessary to fix it.
  • go-mod-tidy - a small shell script which recursively runs go mod tidy from you current working directory. Great for monorepos and nested Go projects.

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