My kids are sometimes confused when using the Web to do their homework, as sometimes (often!) two sites will disagree or have conflicting “facts”. It’s a good lesson for them that what we used to call the Information Superhighway is really a communication superhighway.
It’s good for us to remember that, too, as we finesse our design or finesse our APIs: all the design, all the tech is merely a vehicle for communication. That’s what we’re building.
The template used for the Pastry Box Project can be forked on Github. Feel free to add features to the project.
If you want to know more about the Pastry Box Project, you can read our about page, or the genesis (and goals) of the project. You can also consult the project's archives to find older thoughts, or view all the bakers who are taking part in the experiment.
A stream of all the thoughts published on the Pastry Box Project is available. Keep it open somewhere, and lose yourself in it whenever you feel like it.
There are not only pieces of software talking to each other behind this website. There are humans too. The Pastry Box is brought to you by Alex Duloz and it is edited by Katy Watkins.
You can follow @thepastrybox on Twitter. For direct inquiries, get in touch with @alexduloz or @_KatyWatkins. Alternatively, you can send an email to "hello", followed by the project’s Internet address.
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Code is art. Hence the trendy shoes.