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i like drawing ocs
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i'll try to add a tracklist and refine some of the code and put it out for github for anyone to implement
It's no secret that I do frontend web development for a living.
It's been my job for about a decade now, working for small agencies and (as of right now at least) big governments, with a particular focus on accessibility. As a hobby, I've been making websites for over two decades! It feels very weird to say that.
But in all that time, and with all the blogging I've done, I've basically never written anything trying to help others to learn or become more confident in doing frontend web development themselves.
I'd really quite like to, especially as many folks are turning sour towards algorithmically-determined social media, we seem to be entering a bit of a renaissance era of the personal website. I want to help folks build good web, but mostly, I just don't know where to start.
Are there any particular topics y'all'd find useful for me to talk about? They could be as technical or as broad strokes as you want, hyper specific "how do I do this?" to generalised introductory stuff. I just need to know what'd be useful!
My first attempt to answer a write-in question, and it was kind of a doozy. I have no idea if this is actually helpful knowledge or not. 😅
Thanks to @BappyDeerHooves for the prompt!
(I say this as someone in the field as well, I'll probably be pointing people to it next time i get asked tbh)
the bulk of my posting is news articles, think pieces, and essays on current events. i've also discovered, to my horror, that many people do not have a system in place to check the news and/or happenings on the world outside social media or specific people passing on the links. please don't do that.
get an rss reader and populate it
my reader is fraidycat and it works for me. i've made folders within it to have all the sources reasonably organized and viewable. please see my short selection of sources below.
activism and justice
the world news
LGBTQ+
