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Here's a random collection of links I use pretty regularly and thought others might also find fun or useful. This is also a place for me to dump links to things I want to be able to pull up quickly without needing to look through my notes.

Software Development

A bunch of different stuff I use daily for work or personal projects.

  • Astro (Web Framework)

    This is a wonderful (and minimal) Javascript framework for building web apps without all the overhead of some larger frameworks like Vue or React. I like it so much, I used it to build this site!

  • HTMX

    Extends what you can do with your HTML elements.

  • TEMPL

    HTML templating for Go that makes building web UIs super easy.

Design and Accessibility

Making things look nice and making sure they can be used by everyone.

  • CSS-Tricks

    An ever-growing collection of articles on CSS tips and tricks. There's a lot of novelty but also quite a few useful tips.

  • Classless.css

    Clean css with minimal classes. Great for making simple sites look nice without a lot of effort.

Tools

Pysical, digital, etc tools for doing things.

  • CSS Grid Generator

    I hate messing with CSS grids. A lot. This helps me avoid it.

  • Flerm

    I'm biased because I built this, but it's a handy little flowchart creationg tool that works in your terminal and exports to plaintext.

  • Lodash

    A JavaScript utility library I use regularly work both work and personal projects. It just makes working with data a little nicer.

  • Meet the Ipsums

    A collection of fun Lorem Ipsum generators for when you ned some text and it doesn't matter what the text says.

Just For Fun

Bascially anything that isn't 'productive'.

  • Kingdom of Loathing

    An adventurer is you! This is a free web (and mostly text) based RPG that has been around forever and is still regularly updated.

  • Donjon RPG Tools

    A huge collection of random generators for all types of TTRPGs. Fantasy, sci-fi, modern, you name it there's probably a tool for it. I use these heavily for solo roleplaying as well as when I GM for a group.

Misc

Everything else

  • Plaintext Productivity

    Misc guides and ideas for organization using strictly plaintext.

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