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An Introduction to Building Generative Art(dev.to)
7 points by aspit 8y ago|0 comments
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by aspit 8y ago
Here's more on that! http://uxmovement.com/content/why-you-should-never-use-pure-...
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by aspit 8y ago
Here's a crosspost if the original isn't working! https://dev.to/aspittel/a-web-design-crash-course-from-one-n...
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A Web Design Crash Course: From Developer to Developer(zen-of-programming.com)
224 points by aspit 8y ago|47 comments
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by aspit 8y ago
three -- I was working full time as a software engineer for the year before that. I also had two internships before that which I don't list.
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by aspit 8y ago
Career-wise I'm a mostly backend software engineer whose done some data science-y stuff. Just think its fun to build sites like this, and I do a lot of speaking/blogging now, so its good for that!
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by aspit 8y ago
Thanks! "Now also available as a generic anything-you-want-it-to-be top-level domain" -- from the .tel site
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by aspit 8y ago
Github pages is awesome, I would only do Jekyll if you want to host a blog though, otherwise its overkill.
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by aspit 8y ago
Thanks! I (at the time I wrote it) didn't focus on making it Safari compatible, but I really should go back to that!
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by aspit 8y ago
You could do two tabs, I have the tab for speaking and the tab for projects -- you could do a design tab and a code tab!
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by aspit 8y ago
I have it mostly for speaking and blogging purposes; however, I get a pretty decent stream of people reaching out to me over it which would be really cool if I were looking for a job! I think it also really helps candidates stand out.
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by aspit 8y ago
I like it -- I would make the font a little bit bigger so it's easier to read. I just did a few tweaks on it https://imgur.com/a/OfFruwF and I think its a little easier to read -- just changed font to "sans-s
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by aspit 8y ago
It's the ordering! I would put Blog first, and change this to a two-row layout. The first row with internal links, the second row with icons of your social sites.
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by aspit 8y ago
Most of my career has actually been on the backend! Just keep the site simple!
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by aspit 8y ago
Ah weird -- it's working for me. It was definitely an hour and a half long "I'm using a queue data structure in real life" experiment. Thanks for the heads up!
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by aspit 8y ago
Yeah -- mine is more for speaking and blogging instead of looking for jobs. Though, I do get approached by companies all the time because of my portfolio. Definitely not necessary, but it can be really helpful as well.
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Building a Kickass Portfolio(zen-of-programming.com)
648 points by aspit 8y ago|280 comments
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Creating a Customized Command Line Environment with iTerm2 and Zsh(zen-of-programming.com)
2 points by aspit 8y ago|0 comments
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My Visual Studio Code Setup(zen-of-programming.com)
4 points by aspit 8y ago|0 comments
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How I (Finally) Built an App in Elm(dev.to)
2 points by aspit 9y ago|0 comments