Let’s go to part 2 of Devember 2020.
First part was artsell, a simple static website to mock a shop for art prints, which is here:
That was me tackling CSS, now let’s tackle Javascript.
The goal: create a semi-analogue way to store my passwords.
“How in the name of fuck you gon achieve that?”
It’s actually quite simple: I write the account on a piece of paper, put the password on the app, select to hash it, take the weird string and write it on the paper.
Then I forget the password, whip out the hash, select to un-hash it (will probably change the name, I’m not sure it’s a real word), and BANG there I have it, my semi-analogue way to store passwords safely.
Won’t be making stuff for backend or databases, it’ll only be this simple static page with javascript doing the heavy lifting.
Today I already put the page together, didn’t use figma this time, only coolors for some semi-random color palette.
Gotta finish this before the year ends.
cya
oh crap I forgot to add the repo, here:
and github-pages, which is not working yet: