A project page for abe (a basic editor), which is currently nothing more than my own programming toy for when I get an itch for C (not a useable text editor).
I think if I ever actually make it into something useable i'll wrap the functionality of this in another project (probably called ace, a complicated editor).
I've finally launched gearsix.net (this is version 2). Here's an article talking about how this website came into being and why it took me a year+:
I've also added historical versions of this site for referencing in the article:
Just finished the project page for dotfm!
I've created a portfolio website for an artist with a lot of really cool artwork to share, check it out and send her some love!
After playing the Rollcage series from the 90s UK-based developer Psygnosis earlier this year to the point of mastering both games I was pretty excited to check out some of their other games from the same period.
So here's WipEout. It's very hard but also very awesome. 90s UK rave + racing a missile around very curvy tracks.
Psygnosis games have a really nice habit of making me feel like this:
Been playing through Syberia lately. It's ok, don't think I would recommend it to anyone though.
Anyone I was in a funny mood while playing it one night and started recording bits that got me laughing.
So... I uhm, did end up using something to build the site with plain-text / markdown files.
This is why after the first post I went silent, I decided I wanted to write my own static site generator to do it. It's a long story, so I'll be writing an article the project and (hopefully) have a project page up soon enough.
Anyway, hopefully content should start flowing now since the tool is in a working state.
Something I did in the last few months - git.gearsix.net, it's a public read-only git server.
I decided to write an article explaining how I set the server up incase I forget in the future.
I've just finished most of the HTML/CSS for this page as well as the articles pages.
Ideally I'll use something to convert plain-text/markdown files into HTML and generate a page from them using a templating engine (probably with a static site generator) so that I don't have to modify and copy/pasta HTML everywhere.
