Llamapolooza | All hail our llama overlords

Llamapolooza is a JavaScript library. Llamapolooza has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. However Llamapolooza has a Non-SPDX License. You can download it from GitHub.

saturday september 20th 12:30 pm. i must say, i am excited to get working on this project (llamas 4 ever; llamas 4 life). i think this is a great way to showcase my talents, and allow me to try a few new tricks. so, a few quick technical notes before i get started. first, i have decided to build the site on python’s flask. it’s such a simple framework, and i won’t be needed any extensive backend (no user log-in, no database, etc.), so i can just focus on the frontend. again, as there is no database or heavy backend functionality, i won’t be needing the whole mvc…​just the v, actually. i should also mention that i will be working with python’s jinja2 template engine to render the html. again, nothing crazy, but i would like to play around with variables a bit. also, i might like to try out the scss pre-renderer. all css/css3 is valid scss, but scss allows for variable-control of the css (less redeundancy). this project is small so i may not need it, we will see. when the project is all-done, i will be deploying to heroku. for small projects like this, heroku is awesome. there’s a little delay after downtime (heroku’s free platform shuts down the server in a lull, and it has to reboot); but once the user renders the page, it’s smooth sailing until the next