@Nezchan @pixouls I have yet to find anything today that makes website building as easy and fun as Allaire Homesite (bought by Dreamweaver which was bought by Adobe) OR Anansi did back in 1997-9.
Anansi was a one-person project written in Turbo Pascal which I think was an old language then. The writer was Dutch, maybe Dutch-Surinamese, which would explain the name. It had project-wide search and replace, syntax highlighting and a built-in browser preview.
I Miss Heroku's DevEx
HALT AND CATCH FIRE SYLLABUS 🔥
This has been on my mind for a long time, and now it's a real thing!
The 12V
Lego Inter-City set (7745) and the associated level-crossing, signalling and lighting still remains one of my favourite sets of all time. The current trains don't even come close.
* track you built yourself, rail by rail
* physical to switch points, open gates, etc.
* powered signalling
* dimmable lighting for stations
One of the most valuable things we can offer people is time.
Been spending some time with people recently helping navigate problems that are new to me, talking through my reasoning, searching the web together, making false starts and then correcting until we arrrive at a solution.
The temptation to point to answers is real, but the delight that comes from shared discovery is invaluable. You don’t have to be an expert in a field to help someone.
Hi! I'm Jenny, a UK-based digital artist who loves bright colors and creating joyful art, and I'm looking for work in games and fantasy illustration.
If I'd be a good fit for your project, please get in touch:
🎨http://jennyhainesart.com
✉️jennyhainesart@gmail.com
📝 New Post: Build Multi-Architecture Docker Images and keep your M1/Raspberry Pi using colleagues happy.
https://billglover.me/notes/2022-04-01_multi-arch-docker-images/
The tech drove me to management, the management drove me to tech. Forever learning. Always up for a conversation.