In this article, we'll take a closer look at what media queries are, how they work, and how to use them correctly, including for creating responsive designs. We'll also cover breakpoints, look at examples, and understand the different types of device types that can be specified directly with the @media property.
Source: A Practical Guide to CSS Media Queries, an article by Alex Ivanovs.
At least once a day, I see a startup’s website and think, “I have no idea what this company does.” If I am able to get a sense of what the company is building, many times I have no idea who they are building for or why someone would choose this product. And I don’t think I’m alone here. We’ve all scrolled down through an entire homepage and just thought, “huh?”
Source: How to create a more effective homepage, an article by Emily Kramer.
In November 2022, I upgraded my text editor to Sublime Text 4 and then took the opportunity to spend a few hours reviewing all of the Python linters I could find. After personally reviewing all of them, I've selected the following as must-haves: Pyflakes, Mypy, and Black. If you'd like additional tools, I also liked: Radon, Pyroma, and docformatter. I'm using Python 3.12.0. I don't care for my linter to point out when I stray from the certain dictates in the PEP 8 document, and my linter choices reflect that. You might have different needs and values than I, so in this blog post I give my reasoning and views for each linter.
Source: Python Linter Comparison 2022: Pylint vs Pyflakes vs Flake8 vs autopep8 vs Bandit vs Prospector vs Pylama vs Pyroma vs Black vs Mypy vs Radon vs mccabe - The Invent with Python Blog, an article by Al Sweigart.
A take on Clive Barker's 1987 horror classic where a young woman struggling with addiction comes into possession of an ancient puzzle box, unaware that its purpose is to summon the Cenobites.
In the evening Alice and I watched Hellraiser. I liked the movie a little and give it a 6 out of 10.