Posted in 2018 — Alex Carney

A few weeks back at PyConUK I gave my first lighting talk at a conference. During that talk I spoke publically about stylo for the first time. Stylo is a Python library that I have been working on for just over a year and a half and it aims to make the creation of images easier by bringing together ideas from programming and mathematics.

Version 0.6.0 was recently released which included the first feature that wasn’t written by me! It’s very exciting not only to see other people starting to take an interest in the project but taking the time to make a contribution!

Now that stylo seems to be getting to the point that it might me useful to other people wouldn’t it be great if there was a community driven example gallery that people could get inspired by? - Well now there is! And it’s called Stylo Doodles

Not that you would have known it, but I’ve had a blog since 2014. Well 2015 if you’re feeling generous, the first (and only) post went up in the last few hours of New Year’s Eve. It was a look back on some of the projects I had worked on that year and I announced my intentions to start blogging.

Fast forward nearly 4 years and here I am announcing my intentions to start blogging - again. So I guess you are wondering what happened?

I got lost.

My first attempt at running a blog was using Jekyll and for some mystical reason (It’s been so long I can’t actually remember why), I decided that it was not the static site generator I was looking for. So I promptly set off on a voyage of discovery in search of the ultimate static site generator.

Introducing Stylo Doodles!

I’ve Started a Blog… Again!