I've just finished the book "Show your work!" by Austin Kleon. The extract:
- Just share your work at the end of the day, a small piece. Because it will attract the environment around you: people who thinks the same, who does the same
- Don't be a hoarder: share and you get back more
- Process is not less interesting as result: take people behind the scene
- How to censor: use "So what?" test. Think like each your reader can fire you
- Learn to sell out your work
#showyourwork

This is so true #refactoring #tdd

One of the greatest problems for me in fediverse is content aggregation. I want to unite all my channels and all feeds which I collected for myself. I would like to collect all my twitter, telegram, mastodon, diaspora and other feeds in one place. I've seen the #socialhome , but it's too complicated to set it up out of the box. Do you know other solutions to aggregate content? #fediverse #feedsaggregation #digitalhome

GOD LEVEL OF MARKETING (This is a complete readme, by the way)

After some research on indie-web/web3/self-hosted solutions, I came to sad thoughts. Nobody needs web 3.0 for itself, because it's just a bunch of tools/services that have not been developed into a whole self-valuable product. People need other people, but not another online island without people. But while the enthusiasts are there, we have a chance to build it up into something bigger. Which problem of web 3.0 is the worst in your opinion?

Hi! It's my first toot. What's up?