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tags: Github-Pages
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I've wanted to have a personal website *for so long* now! It's almost embarrassing that, as a programmer, I haven't had *some* sort of website. All summer, I pondered between
I've wanted to have a personal website *for so long* now! It's almost embarrassing that, as a programmer, I haven't had *some* sort of website. All summer, I pondered between *flexing my Python skills* and creating a Flask website or rely on a simpler, quicker version that gets me the desired result without hassle.

*flexing my Python skills* and creating a Flask website
or rely on a simpler, quicker version that gets me the desired result without hassle.
Although creating a Flask website is a fantastic idea, it may not be the most time-efficient decision, and boy, it takes time. I even created (and almost finished!) a Flask+Bootstrap site with my own color palette and customized theme. It wasn't until I almost reached the final stages (ironically, that meant setting up the blog's database and CSS) that it hit me. Worst of all is that I *already had* this website up! It just wasn't being used to its fullest potential.
Although creating a Flask website is a fantastic idea, it may not be the most time-efficient decision, and boy, it takes time. I even created (and almost finished!) a [Flask+Bootstrap site](https://github.com/paulipotter/Flask-Website/tree/main) with *my own color palette and customized theme.* It wasn't until I almost reached the final stages (ironically, that meant setting up the blog's database and CSS) that it hit me. Worst of all is that I *already had* this website up! It just wasn't being used to its fullest potential.

### A non-comprehensive list of reasons why I ended up choosing GitHub Pages:
- Free hosting service
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- Overall quick code-to-deploy turnaround
### Inspiration and acknowledgments
- Theme: [Minimalist](https://www.bodunhu.com/minimalist/), [Etch](https://lukasjoswiak.github.io/etch/)
- Cool icons from [font-awesome](https://fontawesome.com/icons)


- Cool icons from [font-awesome](https://fontawesome.com/icons)
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Truth is, I didn't start it until almost 6 months after purchasing the course 😬 but when I did, I committed to work on it consistently on weekdays and I actually stuck to it! _Who would have believed!_ Fast forward to today, I'm on day 80-something working on the final portfolio projects as time allows.

You can check out my progress in a [github repo I created](https://github.com/paulipotter/Python-100-Days-of-Code).
You can check out my progress in a [github repo I created](https://github.com/paulipotter/Python-100-Days-of-Code).

```
# README.md contents ->
for day in 100_days_of_python_code:
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layout: post
author: paulipotter
tags: Python
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Introducing Python-Projects: A Collection of Python Snippets

In the quest to expand my coding skills and showcase my expertise, I have created a repository called python-projects on GitHub. This repository houses various small Python snippets that I have worked on over time.

Let's take a closer look at some of the projects featured in this repository:

| Name | Description | URL |
|---|---|---|
| Binary Trees | Various binary tree sorting and trimming activities | [🔗](https://github.com/paulipotter/python-projects/tree/main/binary-tree) |
| Implementing a data structure | Write a set of procedures that create and manipulate instances of said structure. | [🔗](https://github.com/paulipotter/python-projects/tree/main/implement-data-structure) |
| Pascal Triangle | Given an integer numRows, return the first numRows of Pascal's triangle. | [🔗](https://github.com/paulipotter/python-projects/tree/main/pascal-triangle) |
| Two Sum | Given an array of integers nums and an integer target, return indices of the two numbers such that they add up to target. | [🔗](https://github.com/paulipotter/python-projects/tree/main/two-sum) |
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author: paulipotter
tags: Python venv zsh
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Simplify Your Virtual Environment Workflow with Zsh Aliases

Managing virtual environments is an essential part of many development workflows. However, constantly typing out the full command to activate or create a virtual environment can be time-consuming and cumbersome. Thankfully, there's a solution that can streamline your workflow in the Zsh shell.

By adding a few lines to your `.zshrc` file, you can create custom aliases that simplify the process. Inspired by a helpful gist found at [this link](https://gist.github.com/haridas/4966347), I have created [my own version](https://gist.github.com/paulipotter/3d4fe8b17ec18faad1336fbcdcc10e66) of these aliases. At the end of your `.zshrc`, add the following:
```shell
alias activate='source .venv/bin/activate || echo "no venv available in current folder"'
alias mkenv='python3 -m venv .venv 2>/dev/null && echo "Virtual environment created." || echo "venv already exists"'
alias rmenv='rm -rf .venv && echo "venv removed." || echo "No venv available in current folder"'
```
Make sure you restart your terminal before you test it out.

### Usage

| Command | Description | Longer Command |
|---|---|---|
| `mkenv` | Creates a new virtual environment | `python3 -m venv .venv` |
| `activate` | Activate your virtual environment | `source ./.venv/bin/activate`|
| `rmenv` | Removes the virtual environment if it exists. | `rm -rf .venv` |

By simplifying the process of working with virtual environments, these aliases can save you valuable time and keystrokes.

Give these aliases a try and experience a more efficient virtual environment workflow in your Zsh shell!

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