Using GitHub Pages/Jekyll to share observations and opinions. Also known as thoughts. Dare I say publish them.
GitHub Pages https://jsr6720.github.io
If I'm still paying for hosting https://www.jsrowe.com
Mostly goodreads.com reviews and an old wordpress website aka txcowboycoder
All code samples unless otherwise noted CODE LICENSE
Anything not-code unless otherwise noted LICENSE
Category. I did end up deciding to use categories even though behind the scenes it maps to a tag.
Primarily tagging by language and whatever I might need to find things again
- coding lanaguge, i.e. javascript, shell, python etcetera
- coding framework i.e. React, Spring Boot, Xcode
Some tags I've copied from above pre-init sites:
- technology
- architecture
- programming (engineering)
- personal (musings)
- business
- management
- career
- books
- reviews
- tools
- framework
A bit more comprehensive and aligned with the 'shelves' in Goodreads
Primary shelf IN (read, reading, want to read, did not finish)
Book tags (might be some overlap from above)
- psychology
- personal-development
- fantasy
- business (what a business is)
- management (what it takes to run a business)
- leadership (what it takes to be a leader)
- biography (usually covers a primary person)
- history (usually covers events)
- non-fiction
- fiction
Sites that inspire me for both their content and design. It's not that these sites are better than the rest, but that when I first started on restarting my writing these were the ones I thought of first. 1000% Bonus points for the inclusion of a feed.xml.
https://paulgraham.com/articles.html
https://simonwillison.net which is also hosted as a public GitHub repository here https://github.com/simonw/simonwillisonblog
https://posthaven.com SubStack and Medium have all gone the paywall route. This site hasn't as of yet, and its focus is on longevity.
rss-feed-icon -> wikimedia commons
rowe-icon -> ChatGTP Dalle4 image generator
