I spent my whole career thinking software was for other people. Here is how that changed.
How a lawyer with zero coding background started building her own tools, and why I'm passing it on.
The series so far
I'm just getting started, so the shape of this is still up for grabs. The live posts are below, followed by a handful of ideas I'm thinking about. The order might change, the list might change, and some of these might turn into something else entirely.
How a lawyer with zero coding background started building her own tools, and why I'm passing it on.
Turn a list of dates into a clean visual timeline. Could be a nice friendly first build.
The scary-sounding bit, explained in plain English. Files, folders, "local".
A small tool that actually holds your tasks the way your brain does. A gentle way in to saving data.
The tool that started all of this for me. Whether it fits a beginners' series is something I'm still chewing on.
Build on the task list and pull your other bits and pieces into one tidy view you actually use.