There's a few parts of the web application stack I'd like to explore a bit more, to build my knowledge and keep up to date, as well as showcase my work in an open source example project.
Combining my historical interests in coding, and art.
Simon Willison is one of the folks that reminds me periodically, I should post here more. He recently shared https://simonwillison.net/2022/Nov/6/what-to-blog-about/ again, and here we are.
Learn a bit about a way to think about Mastodon philosophically and a bit about running an instance.
For around 18 years I have been participating in the Open Source web development community, concentrating on back-end web development, including content management, knowledge sharing/management, and online learning communities.
H5P is a standard for reusable, sharable learning content. I have been working to bring H5P support to Django-based projects for a while now, and I have found the easiest integration so far. The h5p-standalong project is a pure Javascript implementation. By adding the hooks for server-side content delivery and progress recording, we can focus on the parts that Django does best, and leave the Javascript to the h5p-standalone library.
Definitely includes besides web specific stuff, general Python stuff, games, educational technology.
So far I am really loving Peregrine, just the right amount of CMS structure for me to expand upon.
I think moving to Saturdays could work. Let’s see where this goes. Keep reading for great tips on using git diff! Well I didn’t post on Saturday, but I think there’s still some good stuff in here.
Escaping Wordpress with Wagtail, tests, and plotting.
I have pulled out some draft notes from July I forgot to publish. Documentation, logging, and build scripts.
Configuration Management for Python. Pandas visualization.