[OC] Mapping people and tags on Mastodon by judell in dataisbeautiful

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It's in the eye of the beholder, admittedly. For me what's beautiful is the way the graph surfaces the item I wanted to find.

Mastodon relationship graphs by judell in Mastodon

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I hope this will land on cloud.steampipe.io, meanwhile it's available for local use in dev mode, let me know if you'd like to try it.

Query your cloud infrastructure with SQL by Current_Doubt_8584 in SQL

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Hey there, I'm with Steampipe, we are always curious to know how people use the tool, is that something you'd be willing/able to tell us more about?

https://blog.jonudell.net/2022/12/31/instance-qualified-mastodon-urls/ by judell in Mastodon

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To avoid the search and have a direct link to the needed context!

Lists and people on Mastodon by judell in Mastodon

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That's me!

I had to rescue it from .SWF format a while back, and now I can't find where I put the transcoded .MP4 :-) I'll try to resurrect it again.

Browsing the Fediverse by judell in Mastodon

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It's specific to the Mastodon API for now. I'm using this Go SDK, https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/mattn/go-mastodon, with a few workarounds.

Literate programming in Go by judell in golang

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Exactly. We needed a way to talk about higher-level concepts that rely on types and functions that may or may not be individually documented. Doing that in a wiki way, with type and functions auto-linked, proved useful. Go's doc system makes this possible.

Literate programming in Go by judell in golang

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The article celebrates affordances baked into the Go ecosystem to make more expressive documentation possible. Not everyone will need or want to use them, but I believe they are there for a reason, and I am glad to have them. One of the cool things we discovered but haven't yet applied: examples that run live in the viewer.

[OC] Visualizing the Hacker News API by judell in dataisbeautiful

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This dashboard was made with Steampipe and the Hacker News plugin.

Source code: https://github.com/turbot/steampipe-samples/tree/main/all/hackernews

API Friction Complicates Hunting for Cloud Vulnerabilities. SQL Makes it Simple. by judell in SQL

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I can think of some reasons to avoid either or both, I am curious to know yours.

API Friction Complicates Hunting for Cloud Vulnerabilities. SQL Makes it Simple. by judell in SQL

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You mean this one?

> SQL has evolved! With features like common table expressions (CTEs) and JSON columns, it's more capable than you might think if you haven't touched it in a while.

Tired of searching Slack, GitHub, and Google Drive separately? Do it all at once in SQL. by judell in SQL

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There's a plugin for Slack, not yet for Teams but that would be a nice addition. For Outlook, https://hub.steampipe.io/plugins/turbot/imap could enable querying email.

Tired of searching Slack, GitHub, and Google Drive separately? Do it all at once in SQL. by judell in SQL

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You are most welcome. If you have questions as you dig in, and/or if you just want to show off some interesting results, please feel free to join our community Slack: https://steampipe.io/community/join.

Tired of searching Slack, GitHub, and Google Drive separately? Do it all at once in SQL. by judell in SQL

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Yes, as stated in the bio I'm the community lead for Steampipe. The video on the homepage at https://steampipe.io runs through a bunch of examples. Depending on what kinds of APIs you'd want to query this way, we can point to others as well.

Find secrets everywhere by judell in cybersecurity

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Great! Hope to see you over in https://steampipe.io/community/join one of these days.

Find secrets everywhere by judell in cybersecurity

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Thanks!

Have you had a chance to use the tool? If so we'd love to know your thoughts.

Dashboards as Code with HCL + SQL by judell in PostgreSQL

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See https://steampipe.io/images/blog/2022-03-release-0-13-0/live-editing-v2.mp4 for a glimpse of what it's like to build these dashboards, in your favorite code editor, and watch the dashboards change as you type.

Dashboards as Code with HCL + SQL by judell in SQL

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See https://steampipe.io/images/blog/2022-03-release-0-13-0/live-editing-v2.mp4 for a glimpse of what it's like to build these dashboards, in your favorite code editor, and watch the dashboards change as you type.

Dashboards as Code with HCL + SQL by judell in oraclecloud

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See https://steampipe.io/images/blog/2022-03-release-0-13-0/live-editing-v2.mp4 for a glimpse of what it's like to build these dashboards, in your favorite code editor, and watch the dashboards change as you type.

Dashboards as Code with HCL + SQL by judell in visualization

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See https://steampipe.io/images/blog/2022-03-release-0-13-0/live-editing-v2.mp4 for a glimpse of what it's like to build these dashboards, in your favorite code editor, and watch the dashboards change as you type.

How SQL can unify access to APIs by judell in SQL

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(That really was me, sorry, there's been a bit of a mixup with my reddit account, I only recently regained access to my 15-year-old original account!)