I started coding back in 2004 with my first C++ course at University. I haven’t stopped since. For work I’m mostly using C#, SQL, HTML, CSS3, and JQuery. For fun I switch back to vanilla JS and try out zany ideas. Like, how far can you push just HTML and CSS for a social media like experience and not require JavaScript (see Lillihub). Right now I’m working on my blog/game hybrid idea. Who knows what I’ll be trying to do next week ðĪŠ
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For personal projects I try to write clean and minimal code ðĐâðŧ. Then I go to my 9-5 and it’s an absolute mess. It’s so hard not to take a figurative scrub brush and start cleaning the entire code base ð
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Bookmarks
Bookmarked: 15 Oct 25
The Great Software Quality Collapse: How We Normalized Catastrophe
Bookmarked: 11 Jun 25
Malleable software: Restoring user agency in a world of locked-down apps inkandswitch.com
Bookmarked: 3 Jun 25
They lied to you. Building software is really hard.
Bookmarked: 6 May 25
100R â uxn
Bookmarked: 6 May 25
Dusk OS
Bookmarked: 6 May 25
compudanzas â coloring computers
Bookmarked: 6 May 25
compudanzas â hamiltonian cards
Bookmarked: 6 May 25
Opinionated Guides
Bookmarked: 16 Dec 24
An introduction to graph rewriting for procedural content generation
Bookmarked: 23 Oct 24
How Software Groups Rot: Legacy of the Expert Beginner
Bookmarked: 23 Oct 24
How Developers Stop Learning: Rise of the Expert Beginner
Bookmarked: 7 Sep 24
The Moral Implications of Being a Moderately Successful Computer Scientist and a Woman sigops.org
Bookmarked: 30 Aug 24
With a little help from the National Archives, NSA finally releases Grace Hopper lecture. Watch it here. muckrock.com