journal // Jul 26, 2024
Indie Hacker Diaries: July 22nd-26th, 2024
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Combat music for the Softwar.
Learning to take the time to let ideas marinate and expose their best form before jumping to implementation.
Learning to accept that you will invest time in things that will end up being the wrong direction and how to think about the lost time in a positive light.
A brief interview with game programmer Jonathan Blow on the shape of deep work and solving hard problems.
One of the most important tools for a front-end developer is a CSS reset. A set of pre-defined styles that "reset" the default styles for elements offered by browser vendors.
Using CSS Grid properties to layout a responsive 3x3 grid.
The only way to get better is to do the work. To try, to fail, and to learn between each iteration. Seeking "shortcuts" only destines you for failure.
A simple mnemonic for remembering to design user-friendly UX flows in your app.
How to decide whether or not content should be displayed in a modal, or, as a standalone page in your app.
Why I treat commits more like a rough save point early on in a project and only create more-rigid commits after a public release.
How to use the CSS :has() selector to select and style a preceding sibling HTML element.
Thoughts by Cory Dransfeldt on why the internet isn't dying, it's just completing a cycle similar to the one we saw in the early days of the internet.