Wizard Zines
wizardzines.com
Illustrated programming zines and posters explaining computing fundamentals, sold as PDFs and in print.
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Mess With DNS by Julia Evans
Interactive playground for experimenting with real DNS records.
🛠️ Developer Toolsmesswithdns.net
Visit Mess With DNS ↗About Mess With DNS
Interactive playground for experimenting with real DNS records. Mess With DNS is a developer tools product built by indie maker Julia Evans.
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Mess With DNS FAQ
What is Mess With DNS?
Mess With DNS is a developer tools product: Interactive playground for experimenting with real DNS records.
Who made Mess With DNS?
Mess With DNS was made by Julia Evans, Montreal developer behind Wizard Zines, illustrated guides to computing fundamentals. Julia Evans has also built Wizard Zines, Memory Spy, nginx playground, integer.exposed.
Is Mess With DNS still active?
Yes. As far as IndieMakerList knows, Mess With DNS is still active and run by Julia Evans at messwithdns.net.
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