The Fables of Fable
Testing Fable on several projects as an AI skeptic
I'm a computer science major, with a minor in philosophy. I love to do open source work, especially in scripting, automation, web development, API's, CLI's and dev ops!
Testing Fable on several projects as an AI skeptic
Rebuilding a great load-testing library
The good, the bad, and the painful
A more aggressive approach to open source contribution
Desktops as we know them have been dead for a long time
The weird ways I made astro work for my terrible ideas
How to help handle the data scraping hordes on content-heavy sites
Why understanding the exceptions to the rule, and measurements are imoprtant
Even simple code takes a lot to optimize
The rapid and steady decline of microsoft products since 2020
I self-host many services, I wish I didn't have to, but here we are...
What does the frontend landscape look like at the end of 2025, and what choices do I make
What actually matters in the beginning
Real examples of This method in action
How to start using CGo and CTypes to connect python and go
A match made in heaven, or hell?
How to use text in your games
Using built in aspects of jinja to make code de-duplication easier
Legislation? Good Will? How do we solve today and tomorrow's problems with ai?
How you can take the skills you learned and build upon them further
Your first language can be a hard choice, hopefully this helps make it easier
How to plan your projects effectively and get them completed
How to learn more effectively, and avoid the trap of modern frameworks
My journey from but a wee imigrant child with a gameboy, to a fullstack developer comfortable in multiple frameworks with a ton of open source projects
Ever wanted to be able to generate your own images without a middleman? What about a chat ai? This article will cover everything you need to get started!
How do we pay for things safely online? How does encryption happen safely over a network. How does public key encryption work?
Now we have a github profile it's time to make it worth visiting! Intro to VCS Part 4/4
Now we know how to use git we can look at the social aspects of coding. Intro to VCS Part 3/4
Learning how to use git, the most popular VCS system in the world. Intro to VCS Part 2/4
How to create versions for your software. Intro to VCS Part 1/4
Allowing users to interface with our HTTP server more easily! HHTTPP; Writing your own HTTP server Part 5/5
Doing the socket communication for HTTP. HHTTPP; Writing your own HTTP server Part 4/5
How to parse HTTP requests/responses with regex. HHTTPP; Writing your own HTTP server Part 3/5
Starting to setup our code. HHTTPP; Writing your own HTTP server Part 2/5
Ever wanted to write your own HTTP server? This series will show you how to do it. HHTTPP; Writing your own HTTP server Part 1/5
How hashing works, and what we use it for when developing applications simply
How compression works with simple examples
Representing locations can be hard, but it's important to use good representations in code. This helps us in searching for things in code as well as being able to store types of information efficiently.
How to set up categories for your content and make filtering easy!
Optimizing your applications by running functions less often
Ever wondered what open source software is? What about how to use other people's code appropriately? We cover the basics of licensing and vendoring in this article!
Write better CSS, by not writing CSS
How to use HTML attributes effectively in your web pages
How to avoid the most common vulnerabilities with CDN's