Welcome to my little carpet sample on the Internet.
I’m currently building an IndieWeb CMS that provides web-based editing of a Hugo site and publishes to IPFS for tamper-proof and decentralized hosting. It’s still very early, but this site is proof that it works! Watch the IPFS Editor category for updates.
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Excalidraw is a simple but highly capable wireframe editor and drawing tool. It runs entirely in the browser and saves data to browser storage - no cloud service required. You can also save and load drawings to and from a local file. The software is free and open source. A reasonably priced paid version adds some optional niceties like access controls and cloud storage.
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I referenced “code painting” over in IPFS Editor and thought it could use some explanation.Section: Programming
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I'm working on a web CMS app that publishes directly to IPFS. If you're curious, the IPFS project has fantastic documentation, and it's been a pleasure to learn from. Hats off to the team.
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Thank you to Florian Dahlitz for getting me over the hump on configuring a Python app in a container as a non-root user. My python app container now creates files in the volume mapped to my local drive as my local user rather than as root.
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I was cruising around this lovely personal website - another pixel artist - and was curious what tool she uses to create her art. It’s https://www.piskelapp.com/ - a fun and free web-based alternative to Aseprite that can save files in browser storage.
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I’m building a static site CMS focused on IndieWeb federated and decentralized personal websites, blogs and microblogs.
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I’ve always thought it would be cool to be able to compose music in code. There are some languages out there that do this, but I was more interested in making that work than composing in code. Enter mido.
