From Reading Your Entire Blog More Than Once... I Think Yeah, A Bit...

From reading your entire blog more than once... I think yeah, a bit...

And it is also me...

I am wondering if this is something a lot of developers have... Or any other group defined by their work...

My life is a constant cycle between "I need to rest before I burn out" and "I'm wasting my potential, I should work harder"

So I made a GUI for my parents Campsite. They wanted a GUI on tablets, or maybe a PC where they could have costumers input the needed info from them.

I can make native GUI's on WIndows, Linux, Android but… this is not the smartest way to make 95% of programs.

You just write a website in HTML, CSS and Javascript, and have all the code in 1 file (You can easily write your own "compiler" that simply copies CSS or Javascript from many files into one file if you want to work with multiple files… And yes, you can write that in HTML and Javascript too)

Here I simply take in the values as strings, sanitize and treat them, and then save them in LocalStorage on the browser.

When you type "Excel" into the first textbox, it reveals 2 extra buttons to download all the data as a CVS file that my parents can open in Excel, and to clear the local storage so the GUI is ready for the next day.

Simple, safe, easy, and will work on any machine that have a browser… meaning them all.

Forget chefs kiss. Programmers KISS is what you want :p

Oooooh!

I like that way of doing it!

I was thinking of making a PowerShell script that did something similar, but that idea was a unique key combination that fakes keyboard inputs and just writes them out.

Useful Project

Friday 29th September 2023

This has got to be the most useful project I've made for myself and I'm so proud. An extension that when I click the various options, it will copy a group of tags that I want to use on my posts. Because I realised that 1) most of the tags I use are repeated 2) I don't remember all the tags I need for my own blog's organisation system (I like to be neat...).

By putting the tags into their groups and just by a click of a button, all the tags are copied to the clipboard and I can paste the all in one go on my posts.

Now I don't forget any tags! And I made it. Yay to me! 🥰💗👍🏾

Listen, it is not nice to call people out. Now stop blabbering and help me out. I need wheels with axils already attached so I can mount them on my robot. The software on him is a thing of beauty but apparently you need "Hard ware" to get the software to move around in meatspace and it is all sorts of bothers. /s

ok ive found some coding hashtags and they're way too wholesome. love yalls hustle but where is the chaos? the engineers that hate coding. but need it to continue going cause i have no other purpose. my blood stream is actually just bits. i want to die but not without my github on my tombstone.

One of us! One of us!

Art by me, inspired by Tsuukochuo & dachell_Art

⟡ INTRODUCTION ⟡

Heya! I'm neospidey but you can call me neo ヾ(＾∇＾) I made this blog to share my journey as I learn to code. Hopefully, I'll find like-minded people and keep myself accountable.

I took a web dev course back in 2022 but my study technique was poor thus I quickly burned out. Now I'm trying to relearn html, css, php and javascript. If that sounds interesting, feel free to stick around ^-^

Disclaimer: I might post some art and other hobby related stuff every now and then.

⟡ ABOUT ⟡

I'm an autistic woman of many skills or rather... many hyperfixations, some of which I'm actually decent at (>▽<) The main one being art with gaming a close second! Here's a list of my other interest:

Juggling

Skateboarding

Reading (I'm currently reading Berserk and The Silmarillion)

D&D

Beekeeping

Music (some faves are TOOL, Crumb, Radiohead, MF DOOM and Death Grips)

Inspired by blogs like: @xiacodes, @dawncodes, @berry-codes, @zoeythebee

Yep. Not only seeing ways for developers to communicate in ways that are both pruductive AND nice.

People also share their struggle, not only their catastrophes and successes. Which is far more important to deal with than the two other ones.

And people share learning/knowledge resources so you can save them, and find them when you need them for things!

It brings a MUCH better real view into how developers and people are. Because no one here is losing their job or real life status if they complain about their firms Management flaws.

So I'm new to Tumblr and I really hate social media in general...

I'm about my business, I'm a developer coding 24/7, would tumblr bring something unique to the table?