Fred and Loathing on The Internet

I have yet to make some HTML that points to the /stats section of my page. Nevertheless, it has been updated. I think I have hit my over-the-hump point with using Bootstrap to layout the HTML/CSS in my site. The grid system it uses to manage rows and columns sounds remarkable like the dashboard...

There are no published links on my site, but appending /stats to the homepage’s URL will show the barest of HTML I cobbled together to start a feature I want to show me my recent data, other than the top track and artist I show on the homepage. The steps are not that time consuming, but they do...

I told myself I would not publish a blog post unless I have an update to push to the website’s codebase. That rule has proved onerous when all my planned changes require hours of coding to take effect. The shortcut I have found to meet this change rule is to tweak something with the CSS. I’ve...

This might be the most minor update to report in this blog post series. I had made several back and forth changes with the CSS/HTML. Often I am guilty of thinking ‘more is more’ with visual design. My Django site was clear evidence of that urge. Since I had made the switch to Flask, along with a...

The blog index will now be contained into pages with five posts per page. Those Digital Ocean tutorials are just wonderful. Most of the progress I make on this Flask site is built on the code blocks I copy from there, grafted together from disparate tutorials. The last one was about pagination....

The latest update is cursory progress. Once I rebuild the database structure my app should be using, these fixes I put in will be erased. They are there to get the HTML to display what I want, but there are several cases where this functionality will be broken. I thought about making some more...