@Developer-Overload
Where your brain goes when your code self-destructs.
Just a confused human trying to find their place in the world. Happy places include, but not limited to: Video games, board games, books, writing, making music, coffee, more coffee, tea, weight lifting, MMA, working with farm animals, tinkering with all the things, hiking.
I am available for: coffee, always coffee. Web developer work, project management, friendly conversations.
Feb 10, 2021 · 4 min read · A low level cheat sheet to reference on basic web browser files and VS Code tips. Feel free to comment things to add! On Basic File Types ExtensionTypePurpose .mdMarkdownGeneral Writing/Blog Post/Articles/README .htmlHTMLHyper-Text Markup Lan...
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Jan 11, 2021 · 4 min read · In our previous post we finished off a lot of styling and making the blog look like something. At the end I mentioned going over adding a "back-to-top" button and contact modal. We may discuss some options for that in the near future, but today we're...
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Dec 29, 2020 · 10 min read · Holidays are almost to an end, and so is this year! Let's finish it out on a good note by finishing the first complete iteration of our personal blog/portfolio site. We may dive in to some particularly interesting sections here, mainly the cards sect...
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Dec 19, 2020 · 18 min read · We took a little time to go over basics of CSS, we have our HTML skeleton, now we'll add some styling to the blog based off what we learned, and include a few new things, like media queries. To put it simply, @media rules allow you to use different s...
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Dec 16, 2020 · 3 min read · CSS It makes things look pretty. HTML tags simply describe the content of a web page. They let us know what content is meant to be. CSS solves the problem of "How do we make it look pretty?" There are different ways to define CSS, with <style> tags, ...
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