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by matthiaswh 8y ago
It's easy to understand why it gets people "riled up." For 20+ years the entire industry has been pounding the table about why inline styles are so bad. Thousands of articles have been written espousing this idea, and likely
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by matthiaswh 8y ago
I haven't used any of these yet to say if they meet your criteria or if they are worth using, but here are a handful of potential options that I snagged from my bookmark list. - https://photoprism.org/ - http:/&#
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by matthiaswh 8y ago
Location: Upstate New York Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Python, Django, JavaScript, Vue.js, WordPress, InfusionSoft, Pen & Paper Résumé/CV: https://matthiashager.com/ Email: mwhager87 at gmail
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ConnectedText – The Personal Wiki System(connectedtext.com)
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by matthiaswh 8y ago
I tried this out when it was first released but made a note to come back when the source was published. So I'll be looking forward to digging into it again. Publii solves the biggest downside of static site generators, that they'r
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Show HN: J Trainer – Play Real Jeopardy Games and Track Your Stats(jtrainer.matthiashager.com)
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by matthiaswh 8y ago
What makes Haiku better for personal computing, from the end-user perspective? Or to put it in another perspective, who is the eventual target user for Haiku? I'd like to find an excuse to test it out even knowing it's in alpha st
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by matthiaswh 8y ago
Yes, from what I recall, any time the author talks about functional tests he is using Selenium.
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by matthiaswh 8y ago
Test Driven Web Development with Python teaches you Django while also teaching you TDD. As long as you're comfortable with Python it should pose no problem for you. Many of the principles will be the same with Flask as they are with Dj
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by matthiaswh 8y ago
I thought that I had wavy hair Until I shaved. Instead, I find that I have straight hair And a very wavy head. - Shel Silverstein http://shelsilverstein.yolasite.com/wavy-hair.php
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by matthiaswh 8y ago
Hey, this is strikingly similar to a tool I built a number of years ago, and used personally for some time. All the way down to the color scheme and the heatmap style calendar. Great job on shipping - something I never did! My only real imm
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by matthiaswh 8y ago
I can't figure out what this is or what it does for me. On your homepage you call it a "social learning platform." The title tag calls it "social publishing for groups and individuals." Further down you say, "
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Programming is like fixing a broken toilet(matthiashager.com)
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Fieldbook is shutting down(medium.com)
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Antsle – The Private Cloud Server(antsle.com)
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by matthiaswh 9y ago
You're absolutely right! As someone who does marketing for a living I'm completely unsatisfied with the "pitch." But I had to get over the mental block of publishing this and go live with something that isn't yet pe
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by matthiaswh 9y ago
There is not a repo yet. The demo is running a lightweight vue.js app for the front end. In the MVP spirit, I simply hard coded the tutorial steps and code revisions in the JavaScript. Reading and processing repository diffs has held me bac
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Show HN: A New Concept for Programming Tutorials(tardis.matthiashager.com)
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Rapid Genetic and Developmental Morphological Change Following Extreme Celerity(web.archive.org)
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by matthiaswh 10y ago
Coincidentally I'm about halfway through writing a long Vue.js tutorial series where I build one project in this manner. Would love to hear more ideas about what people look for with this type of book.
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A Comparison of Vue.js Front End Frameworks(matthiashager.com)
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Tidy – a Visual Website Builder and CMS that produces static sites(tidycms.com)
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by matthiaswh 10y ago
That's a really great point! I would edit, but now your comment has etched that answer permanently in the annals of history :) But I'll remember that in the future.
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by matthiaswh 10y ago
Location: USA / NY Remote: Preferred Willing to relocate: Not unless the perfect opportunity came up Technologies: Python / Django; Javascript; Vue.js; WordPress; InfusionSoft; ActiveCampaign; KissMetrics; Google Analyt
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Building an Image Slider with Vue.js(2helixtech.com)
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Run through the history of the Internet [game](heartinternet.uk)
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by matthiaswh 10y ago
Location: Upstate New York Remote: Yes, Preferred Willing to relocate: Unlikely, but not 100% out of the question for the right opportunity Technologies: Python/Django preferred, competent with JavaScript, WordPress Resume/CV: req
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by matthiaswh 11y ago
Right now it's loaded with the top 200 movies released each year for the past 80 years. I have an update pending which will expand that to the top 400, and eventually everything on TMDb.
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Show HN: Track and rate all the movies you have ever watched(moviewatch.2helixtech.com)
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by matthiaswh 11y ago
http://moviewatch.2helixtech.com/ A very simple, quick movie rating app. Functional but not quite production ready. Basically I wanted a list of every movie I've ever watched along with a quick star rating, and it was

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