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Lucy Linder

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I am a passionate Software Engineer fond of octopuses 🐙🐙 It took me a while to find my path, but as soon as I started programming, I knew it would define me for the rest of my life.

I challenged myself to read every day, and it changed my life 📚

Jan 31, 2023 6 min read 14 views

In May 2020, I made a commitment to read for at least 10 minutes every day, and this challenge has had a big impact on my life. I have gained...

I challenged myself to read every day, and it changed my life 📚

Share your Jupyter Notebooks like a pro

Jan 18, 2023 12 min read 53 views

Are you doing data analysis with Jupyter Notebook? Here is how to create beautiful notebooks with interactive plots and host them as HTML on GitHub...

Share your Jupyter Notebooks like a pro

Finally a clean and easy way to add a table of contents to dev.to articles 🤩

Jan 2, 2023 5 min read 47 views

Contrary to other platforms, dev.to doesn't have built-in support for Table of Contents (TOCs). Many articles describe tricks to generate TOCs, but...

Finally a clean and easy way to add a table of contents to dev.to articles 🤩

This guy may just have revolutionized 2D pixel animation

Dec 14, 2022 3 min read 36 views

I am not involved in animation and can hardly draw a cat. I am, however, fascinated with technologies and coding ideas. This one really blew me away:...

This guy may just have revolutionized 2D pixel animation

Let's code a reusable workflow for building state-of-the-art, multi-platform Docker images with GitHub Actions ✨

Dec 5, 2022 11 min read 312 views

I wrote a reusable GitHub Action workflow for one of my pet projects, rickroller. The workflow itself is very small and uses mostly well-known...

Let's code a reusable workflow for building state-of-the-art, multi-platform Docker images with GitHub Actions ✨

dev.to is for webdevs and beginners - I have data to prove it

Nov 17, 2022 10 min read 42 views

(banner: top 100 tags, proportional to their number of articles) I am on dev.to for a while now, and I couldn't help noticing that most of the...

dev.to is for webdevs and beginners - I have data to prove it