Starting a #WebDev from (kinda) scratch is always a pain. Like, I want to write stuff, but I always get stuck on *thinking* about implementations.
Using the project as a learning experience doesn't help either.
@david_chisnall@infosec.exchange
Here, a conversation can start up after two years of silence when someone comes up with something new to contribute. And that’s incredible.
Which is a bit funny, considering how annoyed forum moderators used to get when you "necroposted".
"Thread locked. Continue the discussion in a new post." ok, nerd...
@rustynail@floss.social @Migueldeicaza@mastodon.social amiunique considers me unique because I have my taskbar on the side, so the browser viewport is "unique".
@donno@fosstodon.org @nixCraft@mastodon.social Cool part about git is that there are a lot of GUI tools out there (both paid, free and open source ones!)
For example: https://www.sublimemerge.com https://sourcetreeapp.com https://tortoisegit.org
Git also comes with their own GUI (git gui command in the terminal).
I personally haven't tested any of them (I just use the VSCode GUI for Codeberg).