Thanks for the heads up, fixed now!

Thanks for sharing, I generally utilize sys.argv or skip right past argparse and into click. argparse is a great built in that does not look as complicated as I remember, I will need to consider using it in the future.

Such an amazing platform!

This one is wicked good! This would fit my site so well, in fact I just queued up a theme of posts that use a neon font. I really like the flicker effect on the u!

Thanks for the tips Catalin Pit ! How do these typically work, do you still own the content, or are they paying for sole ownership of the content?

Syed Fazle Rahman Your team is on top of things. Love the transparency here!

I used bootstrap on my first web dev project. I found it really confusing to edit, (likely because I was so new). I have used vanilla (sass or styled-components) since. It feels a bit more straight forward to implement what I want, and has the largest community/examples. If you are in a group that is really proficient with a framework, or needs to crank out a lot of different sites quickly frameworks make sense.

Such a cool, simple technique to a powerful feature.

Thanks for sharing your thought process, I used bootstrap a long time ago. It's cool to see the comparison.

I've never heard of linktr.ee, but this is so attainable by most folks. I love the idea of rolling your own in this case. I use cssgradient.io all the time, it's great!