Web Development

This is an automatically generated archive of 14 blog posts.

  1. An async function walks into a loop.

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    A solution for async functionality in template loops, using `eleventy-image` as an example, some basics about JavaScript loops, and debugging advice. All in what should be a short note.

  2. Antifascism is a necessity.

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    There’s continuity in hate. There has to be continuity in resistance. There has to be antifascism. Every day. Everywhere. Whatever the means.

  3. Boooooooring

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    Distilled thoughts about simplicity.

  4. Facebook Pixel und Datenschutz

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    There’s continuity in hate. There has to be continuity in resistance. There has to be antifascism. Every day. Everywhere. Whatever the means.

    Published: medium.com

  5. Getters in a factory

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    Exploring the benefits factory functions can bring to reduce repeating code in Vuex getter functions.

  6. How I built Around the Web

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    How I added a new format to my website, automated publication to a newsletter, and added categories.

    Worry Stone Diaries No. 3

  7. Inclusive Inputs

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    An exploration into how to make inputs more accessible.

  8. Introducing: Tournant

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    Tournant is an open source project I maintain together with Marcus Herrmann. In this post we summarise what we are trying to achieve with the project – and what that weird name means.

    Published: Tournant Blog

  9. Our Road to Native HTML Video on the Web

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    A write-up of the work we at Kitchen Stories have done to implement native HTML video elements together with HLS based media.

    Published: Kitchen Stories Engineering

  10. Start

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    I restarted to build my website with Eleventy. Here’s why.

    Worry Stone Diaries No. 1

  11. The blog

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    I restarted to build my website with Eleventy. Here’s why.

    Worry Stone Diaries No. 2

  12. The value of old

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    Why I don’t feel bad about bad code I’ve written.