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All-clojurescript with some macros at compile time to parse markdown into hiccup using my friend Kiran’s library CyberMonday. [0] This was a rewrite from my previous blog which was using a Hugo template with my modifications. I haven’t blogged in a while but have some LLVM stuff on there.
Organizes data from real estate sales to help find an agent that will maximize your selling price. Eg, who will beat the Zestimate in Echo Park? I started it to help me find an agent to sell my house in LA and then decided to expand it across Los Angeles area neighbourhoods.
Also got me using Next JS, and deploying on Vercel.
Recently rewrote my old site after feeling limited by markdown and decided to start from a clean slate and write a blog engine in TCL.
Though I don't have a post up yet that uses any new features, it supports LaTeX without requiring client side JS, as well as collapsible elements.
It's also easy to add new types of content (such as a graphviz element), since an article is just a TCL script, for example:
https://github.com/wooosh/blog/blob/master/pages/articles/fr...
I intend to replace utteranc.es for comments with a self-hosted solution, as I'm not super happy with relying on an external resource without subresource-integrity, especially for something that requires login (making it a great target for phishing).
It's just a basic DokuWiki with some plugins.
Pretty random. Projects I'm working on, unpopular opinions about software, some poetry and fiction, and a few articles on random things, like my attempt to figure out where phrases like "He thrusts his fists against the posts" came from, and whether someone blew up a train by sitting on the valve.
(And if anyone has any tips on whether "Diarrhea of the mouth" was originally popularized in France, I'd love to hear about it for my next one!)
This is the product that I am working on. The website is built on NextJS while the app is built on NestJS with React frontend.
The product is for Home Owners that have multiple homes and is designed to help them automate certain tasks as well as keep track of documentation and expenses (make tax time a bit less painful).
Also useful for property managers as a tool that helps manage multiple properties.
Part blog and part resources. Blog: Home automation & some crypto & payments - Resources: Deep on payments info, home automation, and anything else that interests me.
Not sure if it's going to go anywhere, but basically the idea is a place swap services. Something like.. "hey I'll teach you Javascript if you teach me Marketing"
Very open to feedback, ideas, design critiques, etc.
The tech stack is Solid JS on the frontend and Rust (Actix Web) and Postgres on the backend
https://srslyw.tf/hello-world/
It’s not as fancy as some of the others, but I used Ghost because anything else would probably have broken by now. (And I still managed to break it, as the text renders black if you’re not using dark mode)
built with Zola and i’m also selling the template, for anyone interested e-mail me