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And special shoutout to runner-up @tarekdevelops for his Ambient Backgrounds submission: playground.wordpress.net/?bl…
I loved fiddling with the sliders in the editor experience, and the output is 🤩
I’ve been making my own board game for fun lately (think a combination of Risk and Catan with some fun twists) but it has given me a deeper belief in these product principles that apply equally as well to software 🧵
3. Functional Harmony > Raw Functionality. It's so tempting to pack in every feature you can think of but the truth is that the more layers of complexity you add the more daunting your product is to new users.
1. Make something bad and share it with others—the game I arrived at is nothing like my first idea. If I had spent weeks perfecting every aesthetic detail before testing robustly with friends I would have had to completely start over or (more likely) just given up.
The primary reason I decided to learn Next.js for my personal site was to play with the seamless page transitions you can see here when I click my blogpost. Curious if there’s a good solution for this in WordPress yet, I haven’t really been able to find anything
I have to come up with a Business Name to publish my WooCommerce plugins under. Welcoming any advice! Seems like vague yet evocative is the way to go? What do you think of “Platonic”
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1 votes • Final resultsI made a tool that helps you increase your typing speed while also bettering your soul! Track your average wpm and accuracy as you absorb one of the most important books of all time in digestible, daily chunks. Check it out here: tarekzaher.com/experiences/a…
I really just wanted something I could do each morning to warm my fingers up and improve my typing that was also productive/meaningful. Nicomachean Ethics has natural section breaks built-in and is severely underrated imo so it felt like the perfect choice!
Preview of what I've been working on this weekend for @PluginJam_WP's "Grow" blockathon! A collaborative WordPress flower garden where visitors can plant messages that grow into beautiful flowers. Could be cool for memorial/wedding sites or a more fun comment section on blogs.
It’s a small win but was so happy to have my silly cloud p5.js sketch chosen for one of the @thecodingtrain showcases! Been obsessed with this textbook/course recently, Daniel couldn’t be a better or more inspiring teacher. editor.p5js.org/Tarek-Zaher/…


















