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This is a non-corporate initiative to produce single file vanilla javascript tools that work in the browser. No external dependencies, no sign-ups and no advertisements. Promoting do-it-yourself tools for minimalist website design. This isn’t for huge experts, it’s for hobby-craft and tinkering.
If you are capable, support people in Gaza directly through financial donation.
My experience is likely the same as that of many other. When you are first new to mastodon, and you begin setting up your account, you make some basic selections. There is nothing unusual about that but, what do you do next? That’s the real aim of this article. What are your best next steps, and where is mastodon really headed as it changes to accomodate the rise in adoption? ...
Promoting Pixel Art as a culturally and historically important artform.
A discussion about metadata, and a resolution about ignoring it.
Code, blog, public live test(and code freebies!)
An Internet Directory has Sprung Up Out of Nowhere. Thanks! We all needed this. And most of us forgot how much we have missed it.
There is nothing easy about setting up a blog. Even using something easier than Hugo, it’s still extremely difficult, frustrating, and time consuming.
OG-image per page is explained. I then ramble on about some more potential changes.
The Zip save button now saves the entire twenty page arrangement that will allow a one to one correspondence between your experience in the program and the feeling of the finalized webpages.
I’m brainstorming some possible additions/changes to the default program setup for HDUB Pixel Art Edition…