It seems like every day I find an article or blog post that grabs my attention. Most of the time this happens during the work day and I just don’t have to time to stop what I’m doing to read the whole article. I’m creating this post/list of interesting links as a way to revist these links that I collect in my daily notes. These are a mix of development, computer hardware, design, art and sciences. In this particular list I will break out the WordPress and web development links and move those to the bottom of the list.

Once a month at WebDevStudios we dedicate an entire day to giving back to the open-source community. It’s called “Five for the Future” or #5FTF. Contributions can be done through bug fixes on open-source projects, answering questions on forums, providing translation services for projects and even building our own project from scratch.

These are the steps to add the ‘code’ command to your terminal to open a file or directory in Visual Studio Code.

A few weeks ago I stumbled across a programming ASMR video on youtube. The idea of that made me laugh, so I just had to watch. I pretty quickly became less interested in the audio coming from this gentleman’s mechanical keyboard and more with the program he was writing. Evidently he was inspired to make this video because he watched a tutorial from The Coding Train channel that built a similar terrain generator.