Links & other stuff
:info: This is a collection of references and hyperlinks to resources which have helped me.
Web Development: HTML / CSS / JS
- Mozilla Developer Network: General reference on all web basic stuff
- css-tricks.com: Guides on CSS elements with visuals and examples.
I ended up on these pages a lot while building the core layout of this website.
Mathematics
- Prime Newtons: I found this YouTube channel to be the once which helps me understand the material the best
- desmos: Online Graphing Calculator. I sometimes use to it to check if my steps were equivalent without spoiling the result and proper answer
Specific Credits and Attributions
- trapd00r/win95-winxp_icons: Early Windows Icons
- MathJax: Pretty Math Formulas In the Browser. The neat thing is that you can simply paste a line and have it work!
Cool / Fun
- @ben404yg's twitter: Cool Ryuko Mouse Cursors (For Windows and Mac, but I could get them working on Linux as well with a tool called `win2xcur`)
- paint.net: The image editor I use
- RetroBar: A program to use old Widows Taskbars in Windows 10 & 11. Not flawless, but still seriously awesome. I use the Zune style, because it's basically a dark mode for the WinXP taskbar.
RetroBar on Windows 11
CLI-tools
Micro text editor is an extensible terminal based editor. It supports the mouse, and has pretty easy keyboard-shortcuts. Ctrl + S to save, Ctrl + F to search, ... practically whatever you might be used to if you used a GUI. I use an LSP plugin which is a bit rough, but works well enough for my use case. It made using a terminal (to avoid GUIs and save battery power with it) fun!