Instead of ‘proving someone wrong’, why not help improve their capacities?
A visual overview of useful skills to learn as a web developer.
Reminds me of the trees from DuoLingo.
[Getting started guide to RSS.]
Find people to talk to or collaborate with by searching across the /about, /ideas and /now pages of 6692 personal websites.
Support Kottke.org With a Membership
About 45% of those who have been a member of kottke.org are currently not active paying members. That’s a lot of churn! If even half of those folks would re-up, I could do some additional cool shit around here, I think. That said, the number of active members has remained relatively steady over time, which I’m thankful for.
You’ve just made a website, but now you’re unsure where to go from here. Here are some ideas for things to add and techniques to learn.
How Bear does analytics with CSS
when a person hovers their cursor over the page (or scrolls on mobile) it triggers
body:hoverwhich calls the URL for the post hit. I don’t think any bots hover and instead just use JS to interact with the page, so I can, with reasonable certainty, assume that this is a human reader.
Nice way to discover RSS feeds from your fediverse friends and neighbours.
How to make the most of the garlic you buy from the store!
[Feed soil with dry garlic skins.]