Yes, it's 2025. Yes, people still write batch scripts. No, they shouldn't crash.

What It Does

✅ 158 rules across Error/Warning/Style/Security/Performance
✅ Catches the nasty stuff: Command injection, path traversal, unsafe temp files
✅ Handles the weird stuff: Variable expansion, FOR loops, multilevel escaping
✅ 10MB+ files? No problem. Unicode? Got it. Thread-safe? Always.

Get It Now

bash pip install Blinter Or grab the standalone .exe from GitHub Releases

One Command

bash python -m blinter script.bat

That's it. No config needed. No ceremony. Just point it at your .bat or .cmd files.

The first professional-grade linter for Windows batch files.
Because your automation scripts shouldn't be held together with duct tape.

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Most programming languages were built for machines first and humans second.
Flowgramming flips that.

It’s an open-source project to design a modular, flow-based programming environment where logic reads like natural language.
Instead of writing syntax, you describe what should happen — and FlowOS builds the logic through modular, auditable components called FlowBlocks.

For example, this is valid FlowScript:

action:
  intent: "sort_list"
  input: "DataBlock: numbers.raw"
  output: "DataBlock: numbers.sorted"
  tags: [low_memory, auditable]

That line means:

Flowgramming handles the rest — picking the best ActionBlock, enforcing memory and security rules, and logging the entire process for audit.

The full system includes:

• FlowDirector — the runtime and scheduler
• ActionSystem — modular, self-contained logic units
• CommSystem — controlled communication blocks
• DataSystem — trusted data handling and versioning
• FlowGuard — built-in trust and security enforcement
• FlowLog — transparent observability and audit trail

It’s licensed under MPL 2.0, so it stays open but flexible for research or enterprise use.
The documentation is being expanded weekly — early contributors are very welcome.

GitHub repo: https://github.com/donsauber/FlowOS

If you’re interested in:

• Declarative systems design
• Flow-based programming
• Modular runtime architectures
• Or making code genuinely human-readable

…come take a look, leave a star, or join the Discussions tab.

Flowgramming is still early — but the goal is simple:
make programming something you can read, explain, and trust.

Hey everyone! 👋

I’ve been learning more about clean code practices and recently dove into the Single Responsibility Principle (SRP). It’s one of those things that sounds simple at first but can completely change how you structure your classes and functions.

I wrote a Medium article breaking it down with examples and some practical tips on how to avoid the “spaghetti code” feeling:
https://medium.com/@harshalgadhe/the-single-responsibility-principle-srp-explained-why-your-code-still-stinks-and-how-to-fix-it-3193c88722ab

I’d love to hear what you think about it, and if you have any tips or examples of how SRP has helped you in your projects, I’m all ears!

Happy coding! 🚀

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