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Steve Simkins
Steve SimkinsNov 4, 2023
How to Encrypt and Decrypt Files on IPFS Using Lit Protocol
Experience the power of decentralized storage, encryption, and token gating with this tutorial
ipfsblockchain
Steve Simkins
Steve SimkinsOct 10, 2023
How to Run Your Own Public IPFS Gateway
Learn how to run a public IPFS gateway with a custom domain using Digital Ocean
ipfstutorials
Steve Simkins
Steve SimkinsFeb 27, 2023
How to Mint an NFT on Sui using Pinata and the Sui JS SDK
Learn how to use the Sui SDK and Pinata to mint an NFT
web3nfts
Steve Simkins
Steve SimkinsJan 10, 2023
How to Create a Dynamic App NFT Resume
Level up your job search with a dynamic app NFT resume that will wow any employer.
web3nfts
Steve Simkins
Steve SimkinsJun 23, 2022
Resizing IPFS Images with Pinata’s Image Optimization Tools
Learn how to use Pinata's Dedicated Gateway image optimization tools
ipfstutorials
Steve Simkins
Steve SimkinsMay 18, 2022
How to Create 3D NFTs on Solana
Learn how to scan and mint real life objects on Solana
web3nfts
Steve Simkins
Steve SimkinsApr 22, 2022
How to Offset Your NFT Project Carbon Emissions with Aerial
Learn how Aerial is helping make NFTs carbon neutral with their emissions API
web3nfts
marko.tech
marko.techJul 19, 2021
Retro Gaming with 351Elec
I recently was introduced to the wonderful world of mobile game emulation and I love it. Come join in on the fun.
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Reticulated
ReticulatedNov 23, 2020
EXWM on Chrome OS
How to use EXWM on Chrome OS
allemacs
Reticulated
ReticulatedNov 22, 2020
Building a Sim Racing Wind Simulator
simracingelectronics
Chazona's Workbook
Chazona's WorkbookNov 16, 2017
Freelance Web App with Rails API 5.1 and React Frontend: Part 2 - Getting set up
The first commits of a Rails-API + React project, including the documentation scaffolding most projects defer until it’s sorely missed.
tutorials
Chazona's Workbook
Chazona's WorkbookNov 14, 2017
Freelance Web App with Rails API 5.1 and React Frontend: Part 1 - Why?
Picking a stack for a freelance CRM, and writing down the reasoning before the code makes it harder to change.
tutorials
Chazona's Workbook
Chazona's WorkbookApr 18, 2017
Roughing it dev style: coding without a computer
The week my Surface Pro died, and how an iPhone, Buffer Editor and a Digital Ocean droplet kept me shipping.
tutorialscomputerless
Chazona's Workbook
Chazona's WorkbookJan 17, 2017
Getting Started with Jekyll: Part 2 - Meeting Jekyll’s demands
All the Ruby-side moving parts a self-hosted Jekyll blog needs before it’ll actually deploy.
metabloggingtutorials
Chazona's Workbook
Chazona's WorkbookJan 7, 2017
Getting Started with Jekyll: Part 1- Servers and SSH
Standing up a Digital Ocean droplet for the blog—non-root user, key-only auth, Nginx, firewall—before any of the Jekyll bits arrive.
metabloggingtutorials
Chazona's Workbook
Chazona's WorkbookDec 22, 2016
How to deploy your Twitter bot (or other worker app) to Heroku
Getting the bot running somewhere other than your laptop, and convincing Heroku that not every Node app needs a front end.
tutorialstwitter-bots
Chazona's Workbook
Chazona's WorkbookDec 19, 2016
How to Build a Twitter Bot in Node.js: Part 2: Functionality
Wiring the bot’s actual behaviors—tweeting, replying, following—and treating its personality as the only UI it will ever ship with.
tutorialstwitter-bots
Chazona's Workbook
Chazona's WorkbookDec 15, 2016
How to Build a Twitter Bot in Node.js: Part 1 — Getting started
Setting up the Twitter side, the API credentials, and the working directory the rest of the series will build on.
tutorialstwitter-bots
Chazona's Workbook
Chazona's WorkbookJul 16, 2016
Hello world
Forking HubPress, wrestling GitHub Pages, and starting the long habit of owning my own publishing stack.
tutorialsmetablogging
Ben Werdmuller
Ben WerdmullerAug 18, 2011
Learn to program the Codecademy away
I'm really taken with Codecademy, a series of free tutorials on learning to code. It's incredibly simple, and you can take the first exercise without signing in. I know quite a few people whose portfolio of skills could be enhanced with a little bit of coding; this is a great start for them. I'm not sure it really gets over the initial "eeurgh" factor many people have when they think about programming - but maybe it's just not for those people. It's certainly the friendliest coding tutorial I'v
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