Hi there,
Looks like you found the inbox. Below are a few letters from me, one for each thing I've built and still look after. No newsletters, no "just circling back".
Open whichever subject sounds most like your kind of rabbit hole.
Alex
Hi,
My blog is where I think out loud about AI, software, and what's left for developers to do now that machines write code. Posts are short and come in English and Ukrainian.
Start with whichever headline annoys you most: blog.lyabah.com
Alex
Hi,
Lyabah News reads the sites we follow so you don't have to: new articles, videos and prices, summarized once a day. It's about one coffee long, and there's a Ukrainian version too.
news.lyabah.com
Alex
Hi,
When I picked up Go after years of Python, I kept notes. Then I tidied them up so they'd help someone else.
They explain Go on its own terms, with a Python comparison only where it actually helps: the basics, packages, concurrency, HTTP with net/http, databases, testing and more. Written for Go 1.27.1, in English and Ukrainian.
learn-go-from-python.lyabah.com
Alex
Hi,
Mandelbrot Explorer lets you wander the set as deep as you like. When you find a corner worth keeping, take a photo, and if you got there first, you get to name it. You can record a route too, and browse the gallery of what others found.
Fair warning: "just one more zoom" is a lie you'll tell yourself.
mandelbrot.lyabah.com
Alex
Hi,
Every tutorial ends up showing a UI that no longer exists. Refigure fixes that: arrows, labels and crops are stored as data, not baked into the pixels, so when the UI changes you adjust them instead of starting again.
It's free, has no limits, and runs on macOS, Windows and Linux.
refigure.lyabah.com
Alex
Hi,
loh.in.ua builds a page about your friend at name.loh.in.ua. Pick the name, pay 99 ₴, add a photo, and it lives for three months. No registration.
There are templates (a Wild West wanted poster, a very official diploma, a dating-app card), or you can upload your own HTML over SFTP. Your friend will love it. Probably.
loh.in.ua
Alex
Hi,
CheckiO is a game where your moves are code. Solve challenges in Python or TypeScript, from "my first loop" to "I really should be working". Then look at how other people solved the same task: that's where the learning happens.
checkio.org
Alex
Hi,
Most of what I make ends up on GitHub as open source: libraries, tools, experiments, and the odd thing I should probably archive.
Stars are welcome. Issues are even more welcome.
github.com/oduvan
Alex
Hi,
If you run Django: django-content-settings lets you edit settings right in the Django admin. Any type, however complex, with permissions, a preview before you apply, change history, export and import, and caching built in. It's happy with a thousand settings, sorted by tags.
pip install django-content-settings
The code and the docs.
Alex
Hi,
webquiz is a quiz and testing system you run yourself. Questions live in YAML files; it handles single choice, multiple choice and text answers checked with Python, shuffles the questions for each student, and shows live stats while they answer.
Made with Python and aiohttp, for classrooms and anyone else who enjoys a test.
oduvan.github.io/webquiz
Alex