Adam
Leistico
TODAY – We will get you on a bike. I dunno how that will be possible through the internet, but it sounds like the right thing to say.
More realistically, what we will do is to give you a checklist if you are ever looking at a used bike, say, off Craigslist.
Long story short: Rust is really bad, wrecked wheels and tires are really bad, a clean bike is really good, and things generally shouldn’t wobble, squeak, or rattle at all. More in-depth suggestions below!
This is not going to be a happy review of Star Wars: The Force Awakens.
I did not like the movie, hopefully that helps set the tenor of what is to follow. There will indeed be spoilers, but I will put them down in the second section of the review, where I start talking specifics. That section looks to have gotten siginificantly more… colorful… in terms of language as well, but I’ll provide plenty of warning before we get there, don’t worry :-j
Messing around with SVG, in preparation for introducing it to the team at FindLaw:
See the Pen Messing Around with SVG by Adam Leistico (@LeviticusMky) on CodePen.
WordPress is pretty cool.
The Airport Foundation site was a long time ago, and I had a good amount of time in the interim to mess around with WordPress a LOT. I did. I understand now why it sits on the top of the heap as far as CMSs go, since there are a ridiculous number of levels to it. Learning how to use it has been extremely interesting and complex and frustrating and enlightening.
I made a good script. I know, weird. I feel firmly planted in the intermediate area of the beginner section of this crud these days, and this jQuery script was super easy to build. Nothing actually fancy here, just a well working script and nice fancy happy Adam.
The (hopefully) first annual Web Plunge had me working on the new site for the Airport Foundation, with great gusto and fury. It was interesting and challenging, since I had only dabbled with WordPress in the past. Lessons were learned, and I am extremely appreciative that my first real experience with WP was aided by some folks that know the platform really well. It is complex, powerful, and confusing.