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Andrew S. Conklin - Interior with iMac and Venetian Chandelier, 2020
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Christmas Book, ‘Zonnescijn’ - Ferdinanda Emilia ‘Nans’ van Leeuwen , 1940.
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* Christmas book ,Publisher C. A. SPIN & ZOON N.V.. N. Z. Amsterdam, 1940
With the resurgence of people becoming interested in setting up their own websites and platforms, one thing I'd encourage people to look into is something called "static site generators." If you're looking to stand up a really simple site without a lot of dynamic content, this is probably the easiest way to do so.
Static-site generators allow you to automate the development of html pages that are ready to serve. The biggest difference between static sites and dynamic sites is that the latter cobbles together the page your users see by pulling all sorts of data from databases upon request time. In contrast, static sites allow you to serve ready-made html pages, making them much faster, secure, and cheaper to host.
(You do need to know a bit of back-end programming to run some simple commands and setup configuration files, but if you're already dabbling in HTML, CSS, and JS, I'm guessing you're up for the challenge.)
Here are a few resources if you want to try it out.
What is a static site generator?
A list of static site generators you can choose from
There's a lot on that list, but these are the ones I often see people using: Next.js, Jekyll, Hugo, Pelican
Places that host static sites, often for free, mostly for little charge:
Github Pages
GitLab Pages
Render
Heroku
The process of updating your website will be quite different than if you're used to platforms like Wordpress or Weebly. But if you're okay with using markdown editors and syncing your files manually, the amount of control you get back over your own content is totally worth it. There are also a lot of plugins and resources already out there to make the experience much smoother.
Toni Morrison on how to reap the rewards of adulthood in a culture that fetishizes youth – one of the greatest commencement addresses of all time.
Michael Carini | Astranomelly | Acrylic on Canvas | 78" x 120" | 2012
Before I switched to a Mac a few years ago, I always used the Notepad++ text editor for all the coding I did. I never re…
Suicídio - Parte II
por Ana Carolina B. Silva
Então me matei. Em vida, O mais estranho dos suicídios. Morri. Não sabia mais tudo aquilo Que costumava saber. Quando costumava. Na maioria das vezes, Fui burra, Achando-me esperta, Parecendo idiota. Disse o que esperavam que dissesse, Comi no prato que me deram, Orei como mandaram que orasse, Calei com a mão que me puseram à boca. Então parei. Fui cética, Pálida, Caótica, Sádica. Não esperavam. Morri para eles. Como eles morreram também. Suicidei-me e os matei de mim. Um a um. Só sobrou o que sou e não fui por muito tempo. Sobrou a maior parte de mim. O pouco que matei, O pouco que vivi, Deixei pra eles. Lembranças. Renasci.
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My great concern is not whether you have failed, but whether you are content with your failure.
Abraham Lincoln
Watercolor Wednesday: Do you need more gorgeous watercolor art in your life? +Watch agnes-cecile!
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Muito bonito.
Esse bebê está crescendo cada vez mais rápido.
We can define something just as much by what is than we can by what is not. Unhappiness, for instance, teaches us invaluable lessons about happiness.
A reflection from Bobulate.
In strictly evolutionary terms, the same is true of depression.
In broader conceptual terms, a similarly-spirited look at why non-reading is an intellectual choice that illuminates reading.
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