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til

My repo of Today I Learned posts. Inspired by simonw/til.

Now: April 2025: I have really fallen out of the habit of writing these TILs. But I am still learning so much, so I'm going to start trying to get back into the practice. I still believe in the power of the TIL!

My TIL Philosophy

Since this repo has a few stars ⭐ (hi everyone), I want to take a moment to set expectations.

  • I write TILs quickly, usually in under 10 minutes.
  • Usually, there isn't any editing other than light proofreading.
  • I really enjoy it! Highly recommend a public TIL repo as a personal practice.
  • Sometimes I share them on Mastodon, but not always.

Benefits of my TIL repo for myself

  • It's good, low-stakes writing practice.
  • It helps remind me that beginnerhood is perpetual.
  • I have a few of my own TILs that I consult really regularly. Nothing beats copying and pasting your own stuff forever.
  • Sometimes, the TILs get picked up by Django News, and that's neat!
  • Other people are aware of what I am working on, and then ask for help related to those things. Feels great to help people.
  • It provides a neat fossil record of the kinds of things I've worked on over the course of my career.
  • I have a repo full of markdown that's easy to clone and run parsing experiments on, which has come in handy a few times for client work.
  • I break down a lot of concepts into small pieces for myself, which makes writing longer-form pieces easier.

Topics


aws

celery

claude

cloudflare

django

django-rest-framework

drf-yasg

fast-ai

git

github

google

home-office

html

htmx

javascript

kubernetes

mac

markdown

meilisearch

microsoft-dynamics

misc

mkdocs

plata

postgres

pre-commit

pytest

python

r

seo

slack

sphinx

squarespace

stripe

terraform

wagtail

Automatic README Generation

This repository uses GitHub Actions to automatically generate and update README files:

  1. The main README.md (this file) is updated with:

    • A table of contents listing all topics
    • An index of all TIL posts organized by topic
  2. Each subdirectory also gets its own README.md with links to all files in that directory.

These updates happen automatically whenever changes are pushed to the main branch.

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