Dear Abdallah,
Thank you for your second blog post.
I like your design telling what you did and what you are going to do.
This makes it easy for me to follow your work. In general, should not
be too verbose, but you leave the reader (me) curious about what
Oct-File experiments did you do? ;-) Maybe you can post some
interesting examples and what you learned compiling/altering them? Same
for when you freshed up your knowledge. For example share useful links,
amazing bash "one-liners", rules-of-thumb, that helped you doing this.
When referring to discussions of the mailing-list, it is helpful to
provide a link to them, e.g.
https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/octave-maintainers/2020-05/msg00120.html
or
https://octave.1599824.n4.nabble.com/Extending-configure-ac-td4697219.html
I am very glad that you liked the design.
I also updated my second blog post [1] (I didn't show Oct-File examples only description, because I thought that it is not important to keep and deleted them.)
I will be applying those notes in the future blog posts, thanks for your advice.
Finally, does updating the GitHub repository work as expected? Do you
face difficulties?
Every thing is good so far. As you can see my fork [2] is in sync with the mirror [3]
Yours,
Abdallah