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In 1996, I learned HTML. Loved it, wanted to keep learning to code. But I was in middle school, and things like baseball and basketball stole my attention. But I never stopped loving tech and the power behind code. So, after high school, I tried to learn to code again. I stumbled so many times along the way. I tried Rails and JavaScript and Python. I tried app development when it first became a thing. I just couldn't get over the hump. Everything was so abstract. I needed a practical reason to code.
That reason finally came to me years later when I was earning my MFA in Creative Writing. I wanted a more secure and private place for my writing than Google Docs. So I decided to build a solution for myself. That was the practical reason I'd been waiting for. So, in my early 30s, I finally learned to code. I built Graphite Docs and have continued coding since.
The actual how behind learning: YouTube, Stackoverflow, and Udemy. Those were my go-to solutions for learning how to program.
Don't give up, even when you get frustrated.
graphitedocs.com
This, this is what I'm talking about when I tell people that The Cloud has lied to them about its control trade-offs.
I just had some major privilege management issues with two cloud hosted live document collaboration platforms today.
I don't have time for a demo at the moment, but you had better believe I'm bringing this up with our KM guys.
Haha.... Sounds too familiar
*.csv(without knowing about Python CSV module).Is UserScript a language?
It's a cross-browser way to inject JavaScript into selected websites you don't own, e.g. via Chrome Extension (e.g. TamperMonkey).
Stylish is a cross-browser way to inject CSS.
Awesome. Sounds nice. Will look into it