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I don't make a huge distinction, at least not in my front-brain. I just choose a low-pressure project, but hopefully valuable to me or someone. Usually some ki
by qup 4y ago
I don't make a huge distinction, at least not in my front-brain.
I just choose a low-pressure project, but hopefully valuable to me or someone. Usually some kind of convenience or automation.
I have some "dashboards" with different key information on them. I like building those, scraping data from various sources, and winding up with this cool spot to look at everything.
I want to get into displaying things in the terminal, maybe the same dashboards. I really like running things on the command line; I've felt that way more than half my life now, hasn't gone away. Not sure why I've done so little programming for it.
Nothing important is purely fun. You'll find the "work" in the thing, and your brain will get testy.