Goal: Track domains I own and their intended use. I created this to keep me honest when I noticed that I owned a lot of domains but wasn't shipping anything. Hopefully over time the "todo" list will get smaller (either I will ship the project or not renew the domain name) and the "shipped" list will get bigger!
- best-practice.tech
- instead of "can I use" more like "should I use"
- dotthen.dev
- I don't remember. Maybe a joke? Maybe re: promises?
- happylittlepuzzles.io
- Like Bob Ross but for puzzles.
- justlikethephotos.dev
- Tracks travel accommodations and compares them to the photos they use for advertising
- localhostdot.com
- I thought it was a funny idea. Probably got it from listening to ShopTalkShow
- melconf.com
- I finally know enough Mel/Melanie developers that we could have our own conference
- mylearningjourney.dev
- intended to document my own learning journey, and provide a template for others to use to create their own learning journey
- murderjs.com
- this is my someday fork of ember.js (when it gets too much like React I will make my own framework) with crows-as-a-mascot
- psaforhumanity.com
- people were doing really dumb shit when I bought this domain. IDK what to use it for now
- puffywhitecloud.com
- When my husband was a small boy, he wrote a story about a puffy white cloud, and I imagined making a CSS-only version of a puffy white cloud floating across the screen and occasionally encountering pleasant things
- rottentypematoes.com
- this was going to be a site where you could rate fonts and also submit fonts to be rated
- servemesoftly.io
- a website to locate the nearest location that sells soft serve ice cream
- simpleraffle.app
- there isn't a really simple one, can you believe that?
- sumnerfamily.info
- family geneology website
- tanoshii.dev
- it's the future name of my design system. maybe.
- tech-horoscope.com
- I found some cool graphics for this and thought that it might be a fun thing to do, but I am not very good at design
- thecodejanitors.com
- people who you can hire to clean up your code, and you can search by specialty.
- thewebwewantto.dev
- I wanted to track the way we thought things were gonna go when we first started writing code for the web, and do some visualization on the kind of websites we imagined having
- wwwdotcomdot.com
- seemed funny at the time
- verifiedtechteachers.com
- so many grifters out there. I wanted to make a site that had consistent standards for verifying the tech instructors worth your time and money
I just can't make up my mind. 🤷
- humanelement.dev / thehumanelement.dev
- The podcast I will do someday
- sensiblea11y.com
- A pragmatic podcast about accessibility
- continuousaccessibility.com
- my concept for accessibility automation and metrics
- melanie.codes
- my personal website (repo)
- a11y-automation.dev
- an open-source project; tracks available linting and testing automation for accessibility violations (repo)
- learntodev.info
- an open-source project that helps folks learn where to learn!
- thezen.dev
- an open-source project to help developers stay zen (repo)
- whyember.com
- a site to talk about the positive aspects of using Ember, use cases, etc.
- isbleachsafetodrink.com
- just seemed like it needed to exist
- melanie.run
- pleasefunda11y.com
- provides a cheatsheet for when you need to show someone a concise list of areas where they could fund accessibility work
- a11y-intro.com
- What is accessibility? Also I accidentally once posted a link to a11y-info.com bought it and made it permanently forward to the correct thing. 🤦
- rss-tricks.com
- this is ShopTalkShow's fault but then the Discord made it a real thing!
- collective-nouns.dev
- also because of the Discord.
- areyousureyouneedamodal.com
- look, someone had to say it.
- ember-sample-apps.com
- a collection of micro apps that just do one thing, intended to make learning easier.
- ember-a11y-for.dev
- supported a talk I gave one time, intended to give Ember developers some pointers on accessibility in their favorite JS framework.
- modern-a11y.com
- Modern Accessibility, LLC.