I just finished another sketchbook.
Recently a friend linked me to The Etherington Brothers and I've been doing their tutorials.
Lately I've been concentrating on plants.
Oct. 17, 2017
In the style of this guy in the style of Scott Robertson space ship sketches.
Oct. 11, 2017
A non-exhaustive list of technologies that I used this year which happen to be built by women:
- Carmen La's Clojurescript Reagent Markdown component ("Cryogen" is also neat).
- Katja Vetter's pd-lib-builder Makefile.
- Lea Verou's minimal CSS spinner (Mavo is also amazing!).
- Jessica Kerr: "My First Leiningen Template".
- Mary Rose Cook's game "Empty Black".
- Maria Geller's CLJS Javascript integration.
- Charlie Gerard's VR Threejs cityscape.
- Limor Fried (ladyada)'s Neopixel driver code (and several other bits of code for driving hardware and microcontrollers).
- My colleague Priyanka's excellent work on the Culture Counts software stack.
I feel grateful to these people for enriching technology with their contributions.
Sept. 4, 2017
I love this piece of software and I use it every day. It is a simple note taking application which syncs across all of your devices. It is a self-hosted single-page web app that runs on a PHP server and does not require a database.
I run a copy on my phone and a copy on my laptop.
- I used
Add to homescreenon my phone so that it gets an icon and launches full-screen. - I'm using this site-specific browser trick to run the app in its own window on my desktop.
The app was built by Kaspars Dambis and I forked it to modify the design and add some usability tweaks like ctrl-S to force sync. You can find the source code of my fork on GitHub if you want to install it yourself.