BOOKSHELF | WILLIAM DURAND Hi! I’m Will. Lifelong learner. OSS evangelist. (Traveler.) Cyclist. (Runner.) (Speaker.) Web worker at Mozilla. He/him. will@drnd.me |

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EMAILREPLYPARSER BY WILLDURAND EmailReplyParser PHP library for parsing plain text email content. View on GitHub Download .zip Download .tar.gz EmailReplyParser. EmailReplyParser is a PHP library for parsing plain text email content, based on GitHub's email_reply_parser library written in Ruby.. Installation. The recommended way to install EmailReplyParser is through Composer:

OBJECT CALISTHENICS

Last month, I gave a talk about Object Calisthenics at Clermont’ech’s APIHour #2, a local developer group based in Clermont-Ferrand (France).. I discovered Object Calisthenics almost two years ago, but I wasn’t open-minded enough to give them a try. A year ago, Guilherme Blanco and I were drinking beers in Paris. He told me that Rafael Dohms and him ported the concept of Object BARE-METAL RASPBERRY PI 2 PROGRAMMING Last week-end, I started to play with willOS (my very own 64-bit kernel) and one of the Raspberry Pi 2 I had in a drawer (32-bit architecture unfortunately but that’s a story for another time). After a few hours, I was able to run willOS with most features disabled on real hardware (getting it to run in QEMU was surprisingly straightforward). In the following, I’ll explain the boot AN INTRODUCTION TO GIT WORKTREE This is a quick introduction to a git feature I use quite often because I find it better than simple branches in some cases.. git worktree can help “manage multiple working trees attached to the same repository”.Instead of having different branches within the same folder, you have distinct folders (working trees) bound to the same git repository.

I GOT A PROMOTION!

Long story short, I have been promoted to Staff Software Engineer.. Julia Evans explains what a senior engineer’s job is and her blog post describes my role well enough, which is why I won’t go into details here. Instead, I chose to write a more personal “status update”. First of all, Mozilla has a great career path for engineers, which doesn’t force folks who like to code to become UNIT TESTING C CODE WITH LD_PRELOAD FROM STUPID TO SOLID CODE! ELASTICSEARCH, LOGSTASH & KIBANA WITH DOCKER Yesterday, I gave a talk on how I use Docker to deploy applications at Clermont’ech API Hour #12, a French local developer group.I explained how to create a simple yet robust infrastructure to deploy a web application and a few services with zero downtime.. In order to monitor my infrastructure, and especially the HTTP responses, I gave the famous ELK stack a try. PLEASE. DON’T PATCH LIKE THAT. 2019-12-20 - The title of this article has been edited. It should have been edited a long time ago. Then again, sorry about that! 2016-08-06 - Since I wrote this blog post, RFC 7396, introducing the JSON Merge Patch format, has been created. It can be seen as the “just send what you need” format. BOOKSHELF | WILLIAM DURAND Hi! I’m Will. Lifelong learner. OSS evangelist. (Traveler.) Cyclist. (Runner.) (Speaker.) Web worker at Mozilla. He/him. will@drnd.me |

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EMAILREPLYPARSER BY WILLDURAND EmailReplyParser PHP library for parsing plain text email content. View on GitHub Download .zip Download .tar.gz EmailReplyParser. EmailReplyParser is a PHP library for parsing plain text email content, based on GitHub's email_reply_parser library written in Ruby.. Installation. The recommended way to install EmailReplyParser is through Composer:

OBJECT CALISTHENICS

Last month, I gave a talk about Object Calisthenics at Clermont’ech’s APIHour #2, a local developer group based in Clermont-Ferrand (France).. I discovered Object Calisthenics almost two years ago, but I wasn’t open-minded enough to give them a try. A year ago, Guilherme Blanco and I were drinking beers in Paris. He told me that Rafael Dohms and him ported the concept of Object BARE-METAL RASPBERRY PI 2 PROGRAMMING Last week-end, I started to play with willOS (my very own 64-bit kernel) and one of the Raspberry Pi 2 I had in a drawer (32-bit architecture unfortunately but that’s a story for another time). After a few hours, I was able to run willOS with most features disabled on real hardware (getting it to run in QEMU was surprisingly straightforward). In the following, I’ll explain the boot AN INTRODUCTION TO GIT WORKTREE This is a quick introduction to a git feature I use quite often because I find it better than simple branches in some cases.. git worktree can help “manage multiple working trees attached to the same repository”.Instead of having different branches within the same folder, you have distinct folders (working trees) bound to the same git repository.

I GOT A PROMOTION!

Long story short, I have been promoted to Staff Software Engineer.. Julia Evans explains what a senior engineer’s job is and her blog post describes my role well enough, which is why I won’t go into details here. Instead, I chose to write a more personal “status update”. First of all, Mozilla has a great career path for engineers, which doesn’t force folks who like to code to become UNIT TESTING C CODE WITH LD_PRELOAD FROM STUPID TO SOLID CODE! ELASTICSEARCH, LOGSTASH & KIBANA WITH DOCKER Yesterday, I gave a talk on how I use Docker to deploy applications at Clermont’ech API Hour #12, a French local developer group.I explained how to create a simple yet robust infrastructure to deploy a web application and a few services with zero downtime.. In order to monitor my infrastructure, and especially the HTTP responses, I gave the famous ELK stack a try. PLEASE. DON’T PATCH LIKE THAT. 2019-12-20 - The title of this article has been edited. It should have been edited a long time ago. Then again, sorry about that! 2016-08-06 - Since I wrote this blog post, RFC 7396, introducing the JSON Merge Patch format, has been created. It can be seen as the “just send what you need” format. HOME | WILLIAM DURAND Hi! I’m Will. Lifelong learner. OSS evangelist. (Traveler.) Cyclist. (Runner.) (Speaker.) Web worker at Mozilla. He/him. will@drnd.me |

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BOOKSHELF | WILLIAM DURAND Hi! I’m Will. Lifelong learner. OSS evangelist. (Traveler.) Cyclist. (Runner.) (Speaker.) Web worker at Mozilla. He/him. will@drnd.me |

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INTRODUCING SRHT.VIM Sourcehut is a free and open source platform to develop software. It provides different services like git hosting, issue tracking, continuous integration and mailing-lists. This platform also offers secondary services such as a “pastebin-like” tool named paste.sr.ht.. As a long-time and frequent GitHub user, I use two essential vim plugins to collaborate: EMAILREPLYPARSER BY WILLDURAND EmailReplyParser PHP library for parsing plain text email content. View on GitHub Download .zip Download .tar.gz EmailReplyParser. EmailReplyParser is a PHP library for parsing plain text email content, based on GitHub's email_reply_parser library written in Ruby.. Installation. The recommended way to install EmailReplyParser is through Composer: AN INTRODUCTION TO GIT WORKTREE This is a quick introduction to a git feature I use quite often because I find it better than simple branches in some cases.. git worktree can help “manage multiple working trees attached to the same repository”.Instead of having different branches within the same folder, you have distinct folders (working trees) bound to the same git repository. FEATURE FLAGS IN REAL LIFE Many folks are familiar with the concept of feature toggles (also known as feature flags) but they do not necessarily use them because . This is a very powerful technique that allows teams to ship new features and/or experiments in a controlled way. My team uses different flavors of feature toggles on the AMO platform, and that is what I am going to describe in this article. SUGGESTED CHANGES IN CODE REVIEWS pbpaste is used to paste content as its name suggests. If you take a closer look at the previous diff example, git prefixes diff paths with a and b in the output, which is why -p1 is needed: it removes a/ and b/ so that patch finds the right files to patch.. I have been providing suggestions like this for several years now and some folks in my team started to do that as well (and even some REBASING WITHOUT GIT REBASE My git workflow involves creating a lot of short-lived branches (a.k.a. feature branches), switching between them and, sometimes, I need to rebase one of these branches.git rebase is a super useful git command and I recommend everyone to get more familiar with it (take a look at git rebase in depth for instance).. My feature branches usually contain a single commit (of interest) and when there

MOZIVERSARY #2

Today is my second Moziversary.I joined Mozilla as a full-time employee on May 1st, 2018, not too long after contracting with them via my previous company.. I am part of the Firefox Add-ons team and I work on AMO, which is much more than “just a website”.I spent 2019 working on the server stack as well as creating and deploying new security tools to cope with malicious activities. BEING A FRONTEND DEVELOPER FOR A WEEKEND Two weeks ago, I open-sourced TravisLight, a build monitoring tool, also known as buildwall, for Travis-CI.That was a weekend project I did for fun, but also to act as a real frontend developer. When I was at Nelmio, I was more a backend guy than a frontend developer, even if I worked on some of the JavaScript applications.I spent most of my time writing APIs for the frontend

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2019

* 27 May » Malware analysis writeup: Heodo (2/2) * 24 May » Malware analysis writeup: Heodo (1/2)

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2017

* 13 Mar » Reviewing the FlexiSpot Desktop Workstation 27 inches

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2016

* 16 May » PhD: ✓ * 21 Jan » Patching Linux Kernel (Raspbian & CVE-2016-0728) * 16 Jan » My Life On The Internets: A Year Later

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2015

* 08 Sep » Level Up * 02 Jun » Nobody Understands REST, but That's Ok ;-) * 11 Apr » On capifony and its Future * 17 Mar » Playing With a ESP8266 WiFi Module * 31 Jan » Je N'Ai Rien A Cacher (I've Got Nothing To Hide) * 16 Jan » Rethinking My Life (On The Internets)

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2014

* 29 Dec » A Year In Pictures * 23 Dec » Configuring SSL/TLS With Hipache (And Node.js) * 17 Dec » Elasticsearch, Logstash & Kibana with Docker * 09 Nov » Software Testing: Past, Present, Future * 16 Jul » REST dans le monde Symfony * 02 Jul » RESTing with Symfony: SOS * 17 Mar » Standing Desk Do It Yourself (DIY) * 21 Feb » The Story Behind Clermont'ech * 14 Feb » Please. Don't Patch Like An Idiot.

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2013

* 31 Dec » Numbers. Gifts. Money. * 16 Dec » Enforcing Data Encapsulation with Symfony Forms * 20 Nov » On Creating Pull Requests * 13 Nov » DDD with Symfony2: Basic Persistence & Testing * 29 Aug » Taking Geocoder To The Next Level * 20 Aug » DDD with Symfony2: Making Things Clear * 07 Aug » DDD with Symfony2: Folder Structure And Code First * 30 Jul » From STUPID to SOLID Code! * 19 Jul » I Am A Sponge * 04 Jul » On Open Sourcing Libraries * 07 Jun » Teaching Is The Best Way To Learn * 03 Jun » Object Calisthenics * 09 May » Being A .NET Developer For A WeekEnd * 20 Feb » Burnout. * 02 Jan » New Year, New Life, New Job

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2012

* 24 Dec » Being A Frontend Developer For A WeekEnd * 06 Dec » Installing Vagrant In A Restricted Environment * 06 Nov » Testing Capistrano Recipes For Dummies * 02 Aug » REST APIs with Symfony2: The Right Way * 22 Jun » Capifony, The Cool Capistrano Recipes For Symfony

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* 08 Jun » Introduction to Propel2 at Symfony Live 2012 * 31 May » Geocoder: The Missing PHP5 Library * 25 Apr » Propel, And Symfony2 A Year Ago * 11 Apr » I Will Be Speaking At Symfony Live 2012 * 29 Feb » Crazy Idea #1: Converting My Blog Posts In Audio Files * 25 Feb » Deploying With Git * 06 Feb » Why You Should Love Code Generation * 01 Feb » Component Driven Development: it's like Lego! * 24 Jan » Designing A Software By Naming Things * 17 Jan » My Git Branching Model * 16 Jan » Services Status Dashboard * 16 Jan » Did I Tell You Open Source Was Awesome? * 15 Jan » Hello, World!

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