Retired economics professor (“dismal scientist”). Married 40+ years to the love of my life; we have two grown daughters, both married, two granddaughters and a...
@marlboromaam Once I complete Year 11, I may drop the links to the previous years’ posts.
I like to be reminded of
(a) what I was doing on that date in previous years and
(b) how I think I’ve grown as a photographer,
but it’s also sometimes embarrassing what I’ve chosen to post in the past. So it’s a double-edged sword.
Thankfully, it’s not a huge time commitment: I have a text file with all the text and HTML, so all I have to do is visit each of the posts and copy-and-paste the title of the post. Once upon a time I did web design (for my classes and off-campus for pay, too), and I volunteered recently to update the web site for the local chapter of a national non-profit for which Clare volunteers. Knowing HTML has been helpful over the years :) …
@rhoing Nice!!! I only dabbled in HTML - just enough to make me dangerous at the time. I loved creating flash files, but that's gone now too. Things have far passed me by, but I'm not that troubled by it as I used to be.
@marlboromaam I had to get out of web design because it developed too much, too fast. As mobile devices arrived, web pages had to detect the OS of the device to direct it to appropriately-formatted code (since web pages render differently on laptops/desktops and cell phones). Also, JavaScript was used more and more and that was too much for me to learn when I had a full-time job.
One web site I helped create many, many years ago still has my original design and graphics in one section: http://dgorton.com/portfolio.html :)
July 20th, 2022
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I like to be reminded of
(a) what I was doing on that date in previous years and
(b) how I think I’ve grown as a photographer,
but it’s also sometimes embarrassing what I’ve chosen to post in the past. So it’s a double-edged sword.
Thankfully, it’s not a huge time commitment: I have a text file with all the text and HTML, so all I have to do is visit each of the posts and copy-and-paste the title of the post. Once upon a time I did web design (for my classes and off-campus for pay, too), and I volunteered recently to update the web site for the local chapter of a national non-profit for which Clare volunteers. Knowing HTML has been helpful over the years :) …
One web site I helped create many, many years ago still has my original design and graphics in one section: http://dgorton.com/portfolio.html :)