taigi100
Joined 7 years ago
Joined 7 years ago
I've been working on it on and off for a while. What I'm thrilled about is the fact that is has no JavaScript! It is very simple and has a small size!
I have no idea on even how to start building something like this, but don't you think an OS / community hosted wiki like would fit this use-case well? Especially when/if aiming to make it free.
One of the interesting effects I noticed, is that my energy levels are more constant. No more highs, no more lows. Also, and this might be significant, my anxiety levels decreased significantly (I'd often get a mini panic attack if I drank a bit too much coffee, which happened every few days).
The thing about constant energy levels happens with sugar as well.
This allows me to have around double to time I had before of productivity. In the past, I wasted a lot of time being tired because of the "lows" of coffee / sugar, and the energy during the highs was way more than required for my daily tasks.
Having a moderate level of energy, but constant, helps me be constant in the long run and able to have a couple more hours of good work per day.
Also, life with less anxiety and stress is awesome lol. Also, some slight money savings since I liked quality coffee.
However, I didn't notice a relationship between development skills and coffee. Maybe that some smarter people around are usually more health conscious.
I'm hosting mine as an S3 static website, with CloudFront as a CDN and for the domain name linking. Works pretty well. I also have some sort of CI/CD, what I mean is that all my code is on GitHub and whenever there's new code to main, a GitHub action is fired that syncs the branch with the S3 bucket.
I've even managed to remove all the JavaScript from the site :D Works neatly! Let me know if you (or anyone) wants more info ^_^
Edit: Forgot to mention, it's also almost free! I'm paying for the domain names and around 0.1$ / month to AWS.
Do you have any suggestions on how to avoid falling asleep during this?