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Steal Like an Artist – A Fresh Take on Creativity
BOOKSOf course. Perhaps I was a bit too liberal in my choice of words; it is the fact that we’re imperfect copiers which then makes it unique. Thanks for the contribution.- Onion
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Steal Like an Artist – A Fresh Take on Creativity
BOOKSJust finished reading Steal Like an Artist by Austin Kleon, and here’s the key insight: no idea is entirely original. The best creators borrow, adapt, and build on what’s already out there. I’ll be honest - I've often felt this pressure to come up with fresh, groundbreaking ideas every waking...- Onion
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Sahil's Web Design Accountability Thread
EXECUTIONWell done on taking action. Once you’ve got some of the basics under your belt have a look at some css frameworks like Bootstrap and Bulma.- Onion
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Looking forward to getting into this community! I want to do my best to develop my skillset in...
Looking forward to getting into this community! I want to do my best to develop my skillset in Computer Science so I can tackle harder challenges to better satisfy the Entry requirement in CENTS and perhaps gain a few better habits from the forum.- Onion
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Overcoming mental roadblocks: I want to move from having no particular idea of what to do, to launching my first SaaS. What threads are GOLD?
MINDSETI genuinely want to get moving and start launching stuff. I have lots of mental roadblocks. I’m not here to complain about them, but what threads have you read which may provide some inspiration to overcome some of them. I think half my problem is not knowing what I’m meant to be building and...- Onion
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A physicist's guide to learning hard things (and using the scientific method)
GOLD! MINDSETThis is a fantastic post. Thank you for writing this.- Onion
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How to communicate value of changing to modern web development practices to boss
Thank you Choate for replying. I'm really grateful for your detailed feedback. As I've noticed with the other comments and others I've replied to, doing this for a small web development agency isn't the right option. And you're also right about the workflow, mastery, and tools sections. These...- Onion
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How to communicate value of changing to modern web development practices to boss
Thank you rpeck for replying. I always have questions, so I'll send you a PM. Thank you for the offer. :) Thank you for reminding me about Jamstack. I've looked through For fast and secure sites | Jamstack a couple of times previously, just didn't think to mention it. There's lot of good...- Onion
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How to communicate value of changing to modern web development practices to boss
Thank you Equinox for replying. I really appreciate the suggestions for those tools. I'll check them out. From the above comments, I can see the consensus is that Next isn't needed for these smaller projects. I really appreciate the suggestions around the time, maintenance costs and the user...- Onion
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How to communicate value of changing to modern web development practices to boss
Thank you Andreas for replying. I'll admit, half of my original post was half-baked. Sorry about that. And yes, you're right, a lot of what I said is vague and is convincing no boss in its current state. With how we currently do things, we're usually picking a theme from themeforest or some...- Onion
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How to communicate value of changing to modern web development practices to boss
I am currently a wordpress developer. I work for a small web design agency. I think I'd like to change the development practices and stack we use to being something like Next.JS with Tailwind so it uses a SSG and then only does dynamic stuff for very interactive components. it also means we can...- Onion
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How do I make money off my Programming Skills?
SIDE HUSTLEThank you for posting your journey. Personally, I think it's really cool you have such a low-level depth of the OS. I wish you all the best but I can't say much as I'm in a similar spot. Do let us know of any updates in your journey :).- Onion
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Introduction - Cameron
INTROHi, I'm Cameron. I live in Australia. I've read the book (Millionaire Fastlane) a while ago now. I'm in my early twenties and I have a fiancee and life is generally going up for me. I think the thing I've learned this year is that when I've been too obsessed with money after reading and seeing...- Onion
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