JavaScript Classes
I've spent a long time avoiding classes in JavaScript. But I found a legitimate use for them, and now I think I like them.
Continue reading...Here I talk about the things that I like that don't fit in with the theme of my main website. Topics will likely fall into the realm of nerdery, with hobbyist programming and web development, tech gadgets, and maybe video games and books.
I've spent a long time avoiding classes in JavaScript. But I found a legitimate use for them, and now I think I like them.
Continue reading...I like coding. I like tinkering with hardware. I like a good gadget. Watchy is a great way for me to satisfy all of the above. But mine broke yesterday.
Continue reading...I made a small website to link my various projects together. The design is offensively simple - which I like.
Continue reading...While researching accessibility, I read that dark mode can be bad for astigmatism. I have also noticed recently that in my peripheral vision, white text on dark backgrounds can appear to dance around and appears to vibrate. I tend to use dark mode on most apps on my phone, and also began to notice that when I'm tired, white text on dark background appears to vibrate in my direct vision, not just my peripheral vision.
Continue reading...I only found out about XSLT a year ago or so, when I was looking for a way to style my RSS feeds. I thought it was brilliant, and I set up some XSL templates for my feeds and sitemap. Not very long after, Chromium announced that it would be deprecating the technology.
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