Sunix's personal blog site about Java, Cloud, and Open Source Software Development.
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I moved a local Kubernetes dev environment from minikube to kind. The part that needed rethinking was mounting my project sources from my laptop into a running container, so I could edit locally and have the app hot reload in the cluster. Here is how it maps from minikube to kind, and the small Makefile I ended up with.
Second chapter of diderot's MAKING-OF.md, lightly edited for the blog. Part one got a "Helm for AI agent skills" as far as installing from git with a content-digest lockfile. This one makes an OCI registry a first-class source - the gap that justified the project in the first place - and ends with a skill published by a GitHub Action and installed into an unrelated project that had never heard of diderot. The code landed in diderot#5, the closing act in diderot#8.
Second chapter of diderot's MAKING-OF.md, lightly edited for the blog. Part one got a "Helm for AI agent skills" as far as installing from git with a content-digest lockfile. This one makes an OCI registry a first-class source - the gap that justified the project in the first place - and ends with a skill published by a GitHub Action and installed into an unrelated project that had never heard of diderot. The code landed in diderot#5, the closing act in diderot#8.
I don't get many chances to play tennis. Between work, everyday constraints, and lately some pretty uncooperative weather, court time is rare and valuable. So when I finally found a slot that worked — and the booking system refused to give it back — frustration set in fast.
Note: A 🇫🇷 French version of this post is available on Sciam's blog (my employer). Like many developers, my life is littered with unfinished side projects. But this time was different. This time, I had GitHub Copilot as my coding companion, and I actually finished. Let me tell you how AI-assisted development helped me build a gift card management application that I actually use every day — and I did it almost entirely without opening an IDE.