Anthony Ciccarello
Anthony Ciccarello
I'm a software engineer living in Southern California building cool things using JavaScript and other web technologies. I enjoy travel, disc sports, and spending time in nature.
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All posts (84)
The last church picnic of the summer closed out with an incredible sunset. It seemed like the sky kept getting more and more stunning. Images included in reverse chronological order with no digital editing other than cropping.
Thanks Joe for hosting HTML Day San Diego 2026. I had a great time exploring some CSS features I use less frequently while getting fresh air. Plus I met some great new people! It’s not much but I’ve published my HTML page with a few additional edit. As I expected there was a lot more I wanted to do but not enough...
Bookmarked “HTML Day San Diego 2026”: Let's write and celebrate HTML and hang out San Diego! I’m excited to be attending this event in San Diego writing HTML in the park is tomorrow (Saturday August 8) in San Diego (among other places)! I think I have an idea of what I want to do but we’ll see how it goes. Thanks...
This book had some fantastic passages. The detail that Baker captures about the life of a falcon is impressive and offers an interesting window into this bird of prey. But I struggle to see who I can recommend it to. I only see the most bird obsessed people making it to the end. It’s essentially a collection of...
Was hanging out on the beach tonight and saw a SpaceX rocket. I’m not sure the world needs more Starlink satellites but it is a cool sight to witness. It’s interesting to see how the rocket changes as it gets higher into the atmosphere. It was already a cool sunset in it’s own right pre-rocket.
Another season of travel is wrapping up. As hard as travel days and flight delays are, there is always something magical about seeing the world from above.
Bookmarked “You don’t have to blog like me” by Dan Q This is your reminder that having a personal website entitles you to blog however you want. There are lots of patterns communities have developed but it’s basically all optional. The internet is yours! Also posted to: news.indieweb.org
It was really great to be back on the lake in New Hampshire with family. Other than some smoke, the weather was great. The green trees were a welcome contrast to California dry sumer. We swam, kayaked to the island, picked blueberries, played chess, ate ice cream, and slept in. When I wasn’t busy hanging out with my...
Caspian Tern looking for food in the San Diego River This May I set some big goals for my birthday month. Coming off of a fun experience at the 2026 San Diego Bird Festival, I decided to share my hobby with my friends and family. Most people know that I’m into birds to an almost comical level. But many people have...
Bookmarked “From coder to curator” by André Staltz I don’t claim to know what the future holds for AI software. But I this post aligns most with where I see the industry going in the short term. As a senior engineer I spend a lot of my time reviewing code, questioning assumptions, and ensuring quality. The current...
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