Let's get back to #purgingMyBookmarks, shall we?
Practical CSS and design tips that helps in building future-proof user interfaces
I can totally confirm Ringelmann Effect is a thing.
A list of ideas, in no particular order and from different fields, that help explain how the world works
I often have similar thoughts about my own work and my side projects are nowhere near as big or useful as the one mentioned by the author.
➡️ My tiny side project has had more impact than my decade in the software industry
🔗 https://mike.zwobble.org/2021/08/side-projects-vs-industry/
Found it. Still on my inspiration list for future blog posts. At least I'm 99% sure mine won't meta-fail as hard as that one because I'm just a random nobody remixing ideas.
Johannes Haushofer, CV of Failures (PDF file)
I must write this kind of article myself someday. Being on a receiving side I find them much more interesting than another success story.
People, blog about your failures. If they're not educative, at least as a reader I can find comfort in thinking "wow, I'm not the only one".
I also have someone's CV of failures. Will post when I find it.
A comprehensive list of failed projects
https://adayinthelifeof.nl/2021/12/27/a-comprehensive-list-of-failed-projects.html
I blogged about my quest for #purgingMyBookmarks. I may be overthinking this stuff but I'm a slave to my passions.
And yes, I'm still thinking about making a newsletter.
🔗 https://www.offbeatbits.com/the-quest-for-purging-my-bookmarks/
#purgingmybookmarks #offbeatbits #blog
Hoooboy. Remembering those not-so-fun times when I tried to code a responsive email for the first time and struggled to explain to my business department why it's NOT like building webpages.
MJML is a markup language designed to reduce the pain of coding a responsive email.
Very reasonable take by @b0rk on learning at work (and not learning outside of work) as a developer. I used to be opinionated on the value of learning stuff outside of work, but my stance is slowly evolving - I became more picky about the way I spend my time.
Learning at work
This particular link was sitting in my bookmarks but I feel it's the whole blog, even if inactive, that deserves a lot of my attention.
I enjoy reading perspectives of people who were in the industry long before I started. They remind me I'm just a tiny part of a long history and most of my problems aren't novel or unique. I need this kind of mentorship in my life instead of more bullshitty Medium / Substack articles.
The Recovering Programmer
I just wish #Nintendo #Switch API had official rather than accidentally allowing itself to be reverse engineered. This is neat nonetheless.
Make Your #AnimalCrossing Character React to Your Gestures With Machine Learning
https://dev.to/mathewthe2/doing-animal-crossing-reactions-with-gestures-in-teachable-machine-1h8m
#nintendo #switch #animalcrossing #purgingmybookmarks
Back in the day of my previous side project I had to ask a designer to do that for me. Then this tool emerged.
Screely - generate website mockups instantly without complicated software. Put your screenshot in a browser window, plain window or no window for just a nice background.
Someday, when I have this mythical thing called 'more free time', I need to try it out. I'm sick and tired of maintaining my resume in Google Docs.
JSON Resume - the open source initiative to create a JSON-based standard for resumes, for developers, by developers.
Minto Pyramid - make your communication more efficient and clear