#webtools

[artist-lonely18]

Well, this was kind of a prologue. I'm really enjoying making this webcomic. I hope you like it, and Chapter 2 is already well underway—I promise there will be a lot more happening!

[smallseotoolify]

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Question:

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[allinonetoolsapp]

It’s strange how a 10-second task can turn into:

open website → sign up → confirm email → finally use tool

I’ve been trying to build around the opposite idea:

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[itsashiii]

Learning how to make a webtoon

[dataplusweb-blog]

ToolPilot AI - Navigate AI's Possibilities with AI Tools Directory

ToolPilot AI - Navigate AI's Possibilities with AI Tools Directory

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[claudiaciardiautrice]

Claudia Ciardi on about.me

I am a writer and consultant in Italy. Read my book.

[catscafecomics]

Silly Goose! This comic was inspired by the game Untitled Goose Game by House House

[visualizing-archive-data]

Made a few improvements to my personal AO3 web app today, since my Marked for Later was getting too long. Now I’ve got everything in one filterable, sortable table and I can just click the link to take me straight to the fic! My favorite feature? Sort by ‘Version’ to see what’s updated while I’ve been not-reading these fics ;) I could be convinced to push this to production once I figure out how to handle passwords securely... reblog or comment if you’d like a tool like this!

Image ID: Web app displaying properties of fanfics found in my Marked for Later page. The usual categories -- title, author, fandom, rating, category, word count, etc -- are supplemented with other data available in the marked for later work blurb groups, such as version, date visited, etc. although some of these have been deleted from the table for clarity. Selecting a cell updates the features below the main table, printing out the title and summary and then a table displaying characters, relationships, and tags associated with that work.