Spring has arrived in the UK! I can tell because the Canadian Geese are pairing off and getting territorial. A charging goose will put a spring in your step.
This also arrived:
ZimaBlade
It’s the crowd-funded ZimaBlade single board computer. I gambled on the quad-core NAS kit. Specs include: 4 core CPU, 16GB RAM, 32 GB eMMC, PCIe […]
I’ve been using Prism to highlight syntax on my blog. I achieved this with a custom plugin for Marked. This was kinda janky for my server-side build process. Prism is old. Prism v2 doesn’t seem to be happening. You’ve served me well, Prism, but it’s time to go.
I tried Highlight.js writing documentation for ssr.rocks. It’s […]
Buttons are everywhere!
We can use all sorts of fancy CSS to style a button. I prefer using Flexbox layout for example. In this blog post I share a few lesser-known CSS styles.
Let’s use this example code:
Touch Actions
Have you ever repeatedly tapped on a button only for the page to zoom in unexpectedly? Rewind and fast-forward […]
I blogged my JSR: First Impressions a couple of weeks ago. Since then JSR has officially launched in open beta. My article proved timely and received a lot of attention. JSR has already made changes so I figured a second look was required.
Open Source
The JSR GitHub repository has also gone public. The primary components are […]
Code can be fun and creative. Sometimes I have to rein myself in otherwise I’m prone to writing creative code for creativity’s sake. That is not always the most readable. Occasionally though the fun solution is the best.
I was updating my Deno Audio Duration package to publish it on JSR and I was reminded of […]
Until now Deno did not have or need a package registry. That may be changing with JSR — one JavaScript Registry to rule them all…
In the early days of Deno you would import dependencies from a URL:
This freaked developers out. But it’s actually no less secure than installing from npm. It’s just more direct and […]
I want to see more developers experiment with how they build their websites! Don’t just npm install a blackhole. Roll your own personal solution. It’s fun and rewarding!
Where it Started
My website is a collection of Svelte components and Markdown files that combine to build over 400 pages. Over the years I’ve gone through a wide […]