I am automating these posts being fed to twitter, mainly because I can. This is just a test. Cheers! Tim Find me at the following: BlogTwitterEmail

So I am going to change the way I do things here. I am going to use Hey World for personal thoughts and maybe stuff for friends, family, and such. I am also in the process of making a blog with Hugo which will sit at TimApple.com most likely, unless I buy the domain HeyTim.com that is a possibility if it's available. Nix that, heytim.c...

Flutter in general is pretty easy to setup on Windows but there are just a couple quirks to get it right. Follow the instructions on the Flutter install page. Also make sure you have VSCode and the Flutter and Dart plugins installed. It want's you to have Chrome also. Once that is all done you will run flutter doctor I had a couple iss...

So I almost finished Chris Pine's book. Ruby is great and fun. But it's a little quirky and VSCode support blows. The tooling isn't the most Windows friendly either, though it is pretty easy to set up on WSL2. But I'm looking for something even easier but still with the magical syntax. So I am checking out Elixir. I may be back on Ruby...

I'm not sure what year it was, most likely close to a decade ago, I stumbled upon Ruby. The last time I did any kind of programming was Basic when I was in high school a decade earlier than that. None the less; I found out all about why_the_lucky_stiff. I played with things like Shoes briefly. I got Chris Pine's book "Learning to Progr...

I jump back and forth between email services and addresses like it's going out of style. I feel like there just has to be that one perfect service. I have Outlook, Gmail, Fastmail, Protonmail, Tutanota, various personal domains and my Hey email address. Today I am migrating everything back to Hey. I really just think their way is the r...

So, with this being a thing now. I think 'Hey World' is a great place for just personal stuff and thoughts. I will be experimenting with it a little bit to see how it works out. I may just keep this absolutely personal and non tech, or I may not. We will see. Kindest Regards, Tim Apple