Posts tagged "open-source"
Posts tagged "open-source"
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bashlog, predictable logging with explicit redaction
Introducing bashlog, a pure-Bash logging library with explicit, fail-closed redaction.
bashdeps, exact dependencies without a package manager
Introducing bashdeps, a Bash tool for pinning, verifying, and materializing exact artifacts.
One Documentation Model Across Bash, AWK, Python, and PHP
Bash, AWK, Python, and PHP need different source-documentation techniques, although they can still participate in one consistent Doxygen-generated documentation model.
python-doxygen, when Python docstrings meet Doxygen
Introducing python-doxygen, a documentation filter that translates Python-native docstrings into structured Doxygen documentation without requiring a second documentation dialect in maintained Python.
awk-doxygen, Doxygen documentation for AWK
Introducing awk-doxygen, a documentation-led Doxygen filter for maintained AWK programs.
bash-doxygen, Doxygen documentation for Bash
Introducing bash-doxygen, a conservative Doxygen filter for documented Bash declarations.
mktext, a focused text-substitution library
Introducing mktext, a deterministic Bash library for literal, caller-controlled text substitution.
ADRCTL, a modernized tool for managing Architecture Decision Records
Introducing adrctl, a modern ADR tool with flexible templates, reproducible builds, and attestations.
GitHub Project Digests
Sometimes telling someone to look at the project board doesn't work, so I put something together to bring the board to them.
What the Hugging Face Intrusion Teaches Us About Repository Scanning
The Hugging Face intrusion illustrates where repository scanning can help, where it cannot, and why preventing incidents requires layered controls.
Bootstrap, an engineering exercise (part 3)
Taking an idea for a shell script and applying full engineering processes to see what an AI-generated Bash script could accomplish.
Bootstrap, an engineering exercise (part 2)
Taking an idea for a shell script and applying full engineering processes to see what an AI-generated Bash script could accomplish.
Bootstrap, an engineering exercise (part 1)
Taking an idea for a shell script and applying full engineering processes to see what an AI-generated Bash script could accomplish.
Bootstrap, an engineering exercise (intro)
Taking an idea for a shell script and applying full engineering processes to see what an AI-generated Bash script could accomplish.
MegaLinter Plugins
Extending MegaLinter with plugins
February 2026 Project Updates
A few short updates on Wes Dean's FOSS projects