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DDD and REST – Domain Driven APIs for the Web(infoq.com)
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Show HN: A simple rubygem for DynamoDB migrations(github.com)
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Pro Social Incentives in Software Teams(henrylawson.net)
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Bad Software Analogies(henrylawson.net)
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Revert on Red Build(henrylawson.net)
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by hlawson 11y ago
I haven't tried Sigal, thanks for sharing the link. I'll check it out. What do you like about it? I also use Jekyll, it has been the perfect tool for my blog.
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by hlawson 11y ago
Expose is great, I came across that too when it was shared here. The author has created some beautiful themes and the example sites look great. I was keen to contribute to it (to try add other template engines, caching, etc.) however it is
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by hlawson 11y ago
A demo site is here https://foinq.com/photish-montage/index.html
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by hlawson 11y ago
Completely agree, it is a place holder until I've put together my own site which I'll ideally demo there. I've spent all my time tweaking and improving Photish that I haven't had time to start the site that I wanted to c
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by hlawson 11y ago
As a temporary thing, I've added a screenshot of Photish running in the terminal :)
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by hlawson 11y ago
Thanks for the feedback, it is on my to do. However for now, Photish itself is probably best showcased by running it and checking it out. After it is installed, an example/demo is provided by running: photish init --example &&
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by hlawson 11y ago
I created Photish as most of the static website generators I came across and used were text focused. The tooling, patterns and structure were geared towards sites with lots of text based content. Photish is focused on photo based websites.
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Show HN: Photish, a simple multithreaded static photo portfolio generator(github.com)
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17 Tips for Joining a Project with Legacy Code(henrylawson.net)
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by hlawson 11y ago
Some things that I have found useful: - Set 2 or 3 learning topic goals - write these down - Identify what the best resources are available to learn that topic, purchase them (making a financial commit to it helps drive me too), ensure you
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by hlawson 11y ago
I work as a consultant so I am always getting exposed to new industries and technologies. Sometimes I am learning because I absolutely have to in order to be successful on the project I have signed up for, or otherwise I find my self learni