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www.chrisfenton.com | ||
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unwiredcouch.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] A software engineer discusses the tendency to obsess over complex tool setups as a form of procrastination and advocates for a minimal, 'pedestrian' programming style that avoids over-engineered architectures. | |
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eng.aurelienpierre.com
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| | | | | I have been using WordPress as a CMS (content management system) for almost 10 years now. When I dug into it, I knew nothing about PHP, SQL, CSS, programmation and servers. That was one year after I switched from Windows Vista to Linux Ubuntu. I remember the big selling point of WordPress was its "15 min installation with no coding knowledge". Slowly, I began hacking my WP theme with PHP template tags, because it didn't do what I wanted. | |
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programmingmadecomplicated.wordpress.com
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| | | | | This essay was sparked by me struggling to write my thesis' Background chapter and finding I had to comprehensively explain several concepts. Hopefully some appropriate slice through it will end up in the actual chapter. (Did I get something wrong? Do set me straight in the comments.) As we all learned in Computing 101, volatile... | |
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purefun.dev
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| | | Are you using Hugo the static site generator? Is your markdown not allowing custom html, like you might be used to from other contexts: Markdown is usually a superset of html after all. "For any markup that is not covered by Markdown's syntax, you simply use HTML itself". Sometimes however, Hugo's markdown renderer seems to ship in a safe mode, where you suppsedly can take input from users you don't trust and safely render it on your site. | ||
