Jeff Dickey on Mise, Precompiled Rubies, and much more
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概要
Chris, Andrew, and David welcome special guest Jeff Dickey (jdx), creator of mise, discussing his background rewriting the Heroku CLI from Ruby to Node due to Ruby distribution/sandboxing issues. The conversation digs into why language CLIs are hard to distribute, the tradeoffs between shims vs PATH-based version switching, why tasks can be the “clean” solution, and Jeff’s Rust-first tooling philosophy. They also dive into his other projects: usage (CLI docs/completions), Pitchfork (dev daemon runner that starts/stops services by directory), and fnox/Fort Knox (secrets management with encrypted files or remote stores like 1Password), and a big upcoming shift: pre-compiled (portable) Rubies becoming the default in mise. Press download now!
Links
- Judoscale- Remote Ruby listener gift
- Jeff Dickey X
- Jeff Dickey (jdx) Bluesky
- mise
- fnox
- --usage
- Pitchfork
- communiqué
- Casey Neistat: NYC’s Worst Blizzard in a Decade, hour by hour (YouTube)
- Chris Oliver X/Twitter
- Andrew Mason X/Twitter
- Jason Charnes X/Twitter