Oh dear
Just had brainstorm on features for a single-author fiction-serving webapp. Ideas sleet through the universe like neutrinos and spark little glows in the detectors in my brain. Like whatsisname in the Pratchett book. The BFA already does a nice job of maintaining a multi-author archive. I'm talking about an app that would drive my site.
For maximal fun, I'll write it as another Rails app so nobody else will ever be able to deploy it. Or maybe Django this time, so I can write in Python and give myself deployment fits. Then I can make it wildly idiosyncratic and serve only my own archive design needs.
Because I needed another project, you see. I will not allow myself to start this until I have drafts of both ficathon stories.
For maximal fun, I'll write it as another Rails app so nobody else will ever be able to deploy it. Or maybe Django this time, so I can write in Python and give myself deployment fits. Then I can make it wildly idiosyncratic and serve only my own archive design needs.
Because I needed another project, you see. I will not allow myself to start this until I have drafts of both ficathon stories.
oh geek humour is a hard sell. justifiably. how 'bout 'old coders never die they just GOSUB'
ok, ok, just a nudge so you don't forget TP.
I am finding that feeling less depressed is nifty. That's my story and I'm sticking to it.
*ahem*