Joachim Ansorg

Software developer, author of BashSupport Pro

[Joachim Ansorg @j_ansorg]

Meanwhile, I'll block the https://t.co/gialvpMcuB domain in my home network and think about better ways to create and spread helpful content, especially about @JBPlatform plugin development.
Thank you everyone who followed this account.
I appreciate everyone of you!🫂
Bye!

[Joachim Ansorg @j_ansorg]

I decided to leave X / Twitter.
I will delete this account in a few weeks.
Despite content settings to hide this, "Home" displays a stream of disturbing, shocking and even pornographic clips, images and posts. It's become a cesspool.
See 🧵

[Joachim Ansorg @j_ansorg]

I even accidentally blocked the @BashSupportPro account when I attempted to set its "birthday" to the date of its first release to block the revolting "content" of this platform.
I won't reactivate it. It's not worth it for me or my business to post on a platform going downhill.

[Joachim Ansorg @j_ansorg]

@JBPlatform @DeepLcom @BashsupportPro It's now available and waiting for approval at https://t.co/GyDfaI8G6t

[Joachim Ansorg @j_ansorg]

Spent the morning for productivity gains 🙂
Made a small @JBPlatform plugin to help translate Markdown with @DeepLcom.
It's not perfect yet, but already very usable and a time-saver.
This will help to localize @BashsupportPro's website, which is using Hugo Markdown.

[Joachim Ansorg @j_ansorg]

Yes, it's a horrible plugin "logo", but I'm so bad with graphics that it almost took as long as to write the code😉

[Joachim Ansorg @j_ansorg]

Another morning spent for productivity🙂 @JBPlatform
Used @GitHubCopilot again, but with "Show IDE completion side-by-side" it started to annoy me. I'm using "TAB" for years to insert the IDE's completion. I made a plugin to prefer the IDE instead, new SHIFT+TAB prefers Copilot.

[Joachim Ansorg @j_ansorg]

Uploaded at https://t.co/EkMyvQGq9C, but it's pending approval.
Sources at https://t.co/xpYLddwjbL
A change in the GitHub Copilot plugin would be much preferred instead of this, of course!

[Joachim Ansorg @j_ansorg]

Onboarding and integrating with @DeepLcom was great. They provide a Java library and even the free API is usable. Thanks!

[Joachim Ansorg @j_ansorg]

This was an tremendous amount of work, but it's done!
Feels great to finally have this release out🙂
Thanks for sharing and retweeting!

[Joachim Ansorg @j_ansorg]

If you are maintaining a language support plugin with your own PSI elements and heavy inspections like "find unused declarations", then a reference graph implementation could help you to make it much faster in batch mode.

[Joachim Ansorg @j_ansorg]

In addition to incoming and outgoing references, each node has flags. For example, visibility of Java declarations or the read/write status of variable references can be tracked this way.

[Joachim Ansorg @j_ansorg]

The actual implementation of the reference graph was a bit difficult, because there's close to zero documentation on the reference graph itself and how implementations are expected to work. The Java implementation in the open-source repository is a great help, though.