9. Getting Results File out of Codenvy

   I have something of a crush on Codenvy, the on-demand in-your-browser development environment. The main wrinkle I've encountered with Codenvy is that it is not easy to get a files out their hosted Docker environment.

   I have a small batch process I have coded up. It is easy enough ...

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10. Tools for Checking Webpage Quality

    My graphics design skills are not going to win any prizes. To help me not make a complete fool of myself at website design I use these three tools to check for obvious failures:

    1. The audit function built into Chrome's developer tools
    2. The W3C unified validator at: https://validator ...

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11. Specifying Webpage Language

    Keeping on top of web standards seems to be just about impossible for a single human being. Nonetheless good to try. This simple one had passed me by: how to specify the language of the page as an attribute of the html tag. W3 Schools explains.

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12. Using GitHub Pages

    I'm starting out with my site hosted on GitHub Pages. At the outset this is just me typing HTML directly into the GitHub editor. I intend to follow the instructions to set up the built in Jekyll markdown blog generator in the future.

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