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8 merged pull requests
- fix: read synced URI from template context, not a nonexistent `entry` varpublish-php/statamic-standard-site
- feat: auto-detect cover/feature images and prepend to content bodypublish-php/statamic-standard-site
- fix: render poster media as image + labelled link, not a linked imagepublish-php/statamic-standard-site
- fix: render set video/audio as pure Markdown instead of HTML embedspublish-php/statamic-standard-site
- chore(framework): initialize GSDchznbaum/via-proto
- chore(docs): readme improvementschznbaum/lodestar
- chore(docs): readme fixeschznbaum/via-proto
- chore(docs): readme improvementschznbaum/via-proto
Soft-launched an app to help learn almost anything: viapro.to Optionally add what skills you already have to customize your paths, enter the topic you'd like to learn, and it will prepare a comprehensive learning path of videos, books, articles, full courses, etc. ordered in a sensible way.
First $5 tip from something I wrote came in this morning. By itself it's not going to make or break my finances but you'd better believe it's made my entire day brighter. So yeah, if you're ever wondering if clicking one of those "Buy me a coffee" buttons will really have much real impact, they do.
I was hoping to kick this blog off with an excited lookahead at the spring planting season, but a guide to cutting food costs seems more timely given tariffs. Shares for reach appreciated so anyone who could benefit gets it. gardens.chazonabaum.com/blog/trumps-...
How love lessons can land you a great job (even in a down tech market)
What allows you to successfully navigate dating can also give you an edge in a competitive talent market. Communication, not AI, is the superpower.
3 merged PRs in tingles-labs/tingles-suggestions
Programming paradigms: how to pick a programming language that won’t get in your way
How languages can be categorized by their major features—and what paradigms are especially good at solving different kinds of problems.
8 merged pull requests
- Remove .DS_Store files which were added prior to inclusion in .gitignore757colorcoded/hugo-757colorcoded
- Remove additional Zone.Identifiers missed last time757colorcoded/hugo-757colorcoded
- Remove Zone Identifier causing issues757colorcoded/hugo-757colorcoded
- WEB-8: Add a "Black Lives Matter" banner at the top of every page that points to a link about allyship757colorcoded/hugo-757colorcoded
- Set submodule reference to align with Educenter theme's origin/main757colorcoded/hugo-757colorcoded
- Automatically populate Meetup event data on Homepage and Event list page757colorcoded/hugo-757colorcoded
- Add base Hugo site with Educenter theme to main branch757colorcoded/hugo-757colorcoded
- Define timespec_get on Big Surmichael-simons/homebrew-seabolt
Managing agile at scale
A review of agile frameworks, the problems companies hit when they try to scale them, and the patterns that are actually working today.
Getting hired in tech
A strategy for standing out as a uniquely qualified candidate in a noisy field of prospects—without turning the job hunt into a numbers game.
Roughing it dev style: coding without a computer (live)
How I shipped a version-controlled project for a week with only an iPhone, and what that taught me about working under constraint.
Return of the creative web
Why many of us got into the field in the first place—and how new browser APIs, mixed reality, and indie communities are reviving the joy.
Freelance Web App with Rails API 5.1 and React Frontend: Part 2 - Getting set up
The first commits of a Rails-API + React project, including the documentation scaffolding most projects defer until it’s sorely missed.
Freelance Web App with Rails API 5.1 and React Frontend: Part 1 - Why?
Picking a stack for a freelance CRM, and writing down the reasoning before the code makes it harder to change.
Roughing it dev style: coding without a computer
The week my Surface Pro died, and how an iPhone, Buffer Editor and a Digital Ocean droplet kept me shipping.
Getting Started with Jekyll: Part 2 - Meeting Jekyll’s demands
All the Ruby-side moving parts a self-hosted Jekyll blog needs before it’ll actually deploy.
Getting Started with Jekyll: Part 1- Servers and SSH
Standing up a Digital Ocean droplet for the blog—non-root user, key-only auth, Nginx, firewall—before any of the Jekyll bits arrive.