Ask HN: What's your quarantine side project?
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#352Definitely one of my favorite hobbies: over-engineering.
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#356I finally put my photos up on my personal website. The only constraint I gave myself was to build a site that doesn’t need Javascript to load.
In the end I ended up using Next.js as a static site generator that pulls all the routes from my directory structure, making it possible to add new photography collections and filters as I go.
Might be overkill for the use case but it was fun to learn. The irony is I had to write a bunch of JS to produce it.
Still need to optimize the image sizes and I am thinking about adding filters for b&w/color/format.
Re: Ask HN: What's your quarantine side project?
#357Also writing "teach yourself" lessons for the library ... which is not so much fun, but does helps uncover "softer" bugs like: "why do I expect people to code that thing this way? Is there a simpler, happier way to do it?"
(Yeah. Talking to myself out loud. Not a good habit to develop during the lockdown.)
Beyond coding, I've mostly been putting back on all the weight I lost over the past two years. I'll start exercising tomorrow.
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#358Re: Ask HN: What's your quarantine side project?
#359Here's a demo: Daft Punk's - Da Funk remix: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OdQQJPpL6Lo&t=138s
It uses Kotlin scripting as live-coded sequencer and SuperCollider as sound engine.