Dima Link

  Summer has begun, and I'm also reviving my developer skills. I hope so, at least. I remembered the web direction. I had ideas for sites about kind animals. A cat, an elephant. I'm also practicing the most basic web, meaning HTML tags. And this is my creative project too. And somewhere in the late autumn of 2025, I stopped. Now I'm back. And I'm releasing a version.

  Summer dreams. It's time to transition into this easy summer lifestyle. And remember your summer dreams. With this song. This time, the song is on a retro wave. WolfClub is a very good singer. They have a lot of great songs. Despite the name, it's quite dreamy retrovibes, about synthesizers and pop music. They always sound great! Summer Dreams has good dynamics and lots of lyrics, and a good beat. Which absorbs you. Into summer. Into a whole world. Of sounds, music, and a summer mood.

  Summer is here! The long-awaited time for all the cheerful and friendly animals. And kids. I've been working hard all winter. And now I present a new release of the Basic Pascal game collection. Called Fly. It's about friendly animals. This is Fly. And a game for kids in the style of Galaxian. About space and old computers.

  Time passed, and finally I completed another of my developments. Another direction. It's software and literature. And a bit of drawing. And color selection. This is Digital Reader. It's software that allows you to read short texts. It's designed as an MS-DOS viewer in Norton Commander. There are two stories for this version. One is fantasy. The other is science fiction. And you can read them in Digital Reader.

  Hello, fantasy reader! I've already published two fantasy stories. The first is "Crossed Blades." The second is "Elf and Necromancer." The first tells of a battle between two elves. A dark elf and a wood elf fight in the sands. In parched land. The second story tells of a dialogue between an elf and a necromancer. On a hot summer day. On a forgotten path. It's a shortcut to the city. Two stories. I'm pleased with myself.

  This composition will take up literally 2 minutes and 38 seconds of your time. But it will not leave you indifferent. Not only is this a very dramatic piece by the famous Rolling Stones. The melody and pulsation are preserved. It also features the beautiful voice of Duran Duran. An excellent pop version. Very rich. In the style of pop music. And this is from their gothic album Danse Macabre, which I really appreciate listening to.