Hello World (Wide Web)!

PublishedAugust 20, 2022

(Www icons created by Alfredo Hernandez - Flaticon)

In November 2020, I wrote my first Medium article: 'How I went from Zero to Hero(ku) with just a Chromebook'.

I still have the same old Chromebook that I mentioned above so I'm always looking for ways to do things with web-based tools instead of locally installed software applications.

This blog is about my projects in coding and building with web-based resources.

Follow me on my journey as I work with online Python notebooks, IDE, databases, website builders, and visualisation tools. I hope to discover and learn a lot of new things!

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