Alex Standiford

What are some good web development blogs that accept writing submissions?

Added a cache layer to my site’s API. It makes the site run A LOT faster! Also added in an RSS feed for the blog wwww.alexstandiford.com/rss

I didn’t want this cat, but he’s cute

LOL I just learned that I’m on Goodreads.
goodreads.com/author/show/77…

That’s neat.

Geez, this Monday has been one LONG week. What else can go wrong today?

I re-built https://t.co/XrsX7SuSg8 this weekend.

This site has no CMS, and no database. All of the content you see is fetched, and assembled together to create my site.

When I update my GitHub profile, my site updates. When I publish a blog post, it gets added to my site. The problem with my personal site, is that it is never the best place to publish any of my content. As a result, my personal site sits there, dormant, unused, and neglected.

I wanted to make my site as “set-it-and-forget-it” as possible, but still wanted it to update regularly.

NGINX is neat!

I get the markdown URL syntax backwards every. single. time.

Today I learned that my big Dutch oven JUST BARELY fits in my oven if I take the rack out. THIS CHANGES THINGS