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It is indeed! And you're right, nobody does, including this example.

I just ran your PDF through an accessibility checker and it failed magnificently. For this reason alone, suggesting people make more use of PDFs instead of well-formatted HTML is a total non-starter for me (and should be for everyone).

Good advice. I (proudly) ignore about 60-70% of communication I receive. The important stuff bubbles to the top naturally. The rest goes away. If I jumped on everything, all the time, I'd actually end up getting nothing done.

Putting bullshit-bingo "principles" up on a website is easy.

Tackling abhorrent amounts of waste and damage to the environment is difficult [1].

[1] https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2021/jun/22/amazon-fa...

Hell, I code review my _own_ code before anyone else does. The amount of issues I've spotted simply by viewing them as a PR in Github is insane. Code-blindness is a real issue!

Makes absolutely no sense.

What a bitter, pointless post. Being less of a douchebag than another douchebag doesn't mean you're not a douchebag.

> we need to make coding more enjoyable and figure out ways to make it more interactive.

Honestly, this isn't the reason. The reason for the nocode movement is that businesses are sick of constantly trying to find technology talent for big salaries, and want to DIY. I cast no judgement on whether that's going to be a disaster or not, or for whom.

It's in the readme

There are virtually no costs involved here, for the vast majority.

Looks great. Configuring these sort of static sites on AWS takes quite a bit of clicking around the console so wrapping it all into a nice CLI seems like a great idea! I will be trying it out!

For those that are asking, I think you will just pay for the Route53 Hosted Zone initially which depends on traffic but for almost everyone will be about $0.50 a month roughly.