Over the years there's been a major shift in how the internet works. More and more, big platforms like Reddit, Quora, TikTok, Facebook (to a lesser extent now) and Instagram (to name a few) have become the primary way we share, create and connect with each other. In decades gone by, we still had big platforms (think MySpace or Friendster), but they existed more alongside the federated internet: blogs and personal websites.
Its been an exciting week in 11tyCMS development. I've been working on and off to get things to a usable state as quickly as possible. Let's dive in!
So... Seems as tho the fediverse was really really keen on seeing 11ty CMS become a thing. So I've spent the last couple of days figuring out how I'd get everything setup. I've taken to writing a project plan before I start most of my projects. For me, this means creating some sort of markdown document in Notesnook where I list all the libraries and frameworks I'm going to use. Then I write out anything that I know I'm going to find difficult/don't know how to do/will need to look up in bullet points. Then, I'll indent into these bullet points and include a bunch of links for resources about the thing I need to do. This helps keep my attention focused on getting the app done, rather than task switching between coding, research and troubleshooting. I've found it very helpful for my ADHD. Anyway...
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Just a late 20s
transfemme with a passion for academia, science, politics and coding.
