Web Development

I put all of my side projects on GitHub. If someone wants to copy them, adapt them, learn from them, that's great. Don't worry if the code is terrible as long as it works (unless you're working with other people then maybe try a bit harder).

Domains #

I buy all of my domains through Hover. I've never had an issue with them and they don't try to upsell you on things you don't need.

Stack #

Generally I use one of two stacks:

• Laravel with React front-end for larger projects like Almanac
• A static site generator for smaller projects like blogs or the Monzo Pot Image Generator

Either of these will usually be deployed with Laravel Forge onto a Digital Ocean server.

Links #

• The Just in Case Mindset in CSS - Ahmad Shadeed
• Speedlify
• Access control for GitHub Pages | GitHub Changelog
• What It Takes to Build a Website ◆ 24 ways
• Making the world’s fastest analytics even faster - Fathom Analytics
• Credits and Recognition ◆ 24 ways
• Carbon | Create and share beautiful images of your source code
• Ray.so - Create beautiful images of your code
• Link Preview API Service | Peekalink
• next.js/examples/with-mysql at canary · vercel/next.js
• Awesome Context Menu v2
• Webcam with checkboxes
• Now you see me, now you don't: feature-flagging with LaunchDarkly at incident.io | incident.io | incident.io
• lon lat lon lat lon - macwright.com - lat long order reference
• Meta Tags — Preview, Edit and Generate
• WebReflection/linkedom: A triple-linked lists based DOM implementation. - An alternative to Cheerio
• Dear Console,… - a collection of code snippets to use in the browser console
• Simple Web Server