In a world where customization and personalization are key, we often find ourselves at a crossroads between catering to individual preferences and making design choices that can enhance the user experience. At Dev & Gear, I’ve chosen to embrace the dark side by setting the dark theme as the default choice for all users. While I firmly believe in the benefits of dark themes, I also …
Show moreSpent the evening fixing the time values in GPX tracking, specifically idle times which were completely off! Now it seems to work.
I officially joined the Indieweb community! Still at the very beginning but I’m excited about this whole thing. This is my current profile, which I’ll try to enrich as soon as I grab some free time.
In the latest Turbo PR, the team behind it decided to drop TypeScript support which to me seems like a DHH’s decision with this reasoning:
The code not only reads much better, it’s also freed of the type wrangling and gymnastics needed to please the TS compiler.
Now the code went from this:
async function gotoPageWithFormMode(page: Page, formMode: "on" | "off" | …While doing some code cleaning on this website, I dusted out the old like button with which I experimented on this website in 2020, and surprisingly the API on AWS still works! I decided to give it another life with some refactoring of the front-end component and migration from Web Components to Stimulus and Tailwind, and voilà! Now you can like my content. Still in the testing phase though, not …
Show moreHuh, almost done marking up my content with h-entry which required a major refactoring of templates and building reusable layouts to make the marking easier to maintain.
LazyVim is a such nice Neovim setup with a great UI and plugin integration, but its keymap configuration is a showstopper. I tried using it as a daily editor a few times but I hate the fact that some of the default Vim key settings are mapped to something else. Also, re-learning new keys is a bit of a pain, and I don’t want to manually remap the whole thing.
Show moreI love summer and had lots of fun, but it’s time for some cold weather, it’s incredibly hard to work and concentrate when constantly sweating.
The partialCached template function can dramatically boost the Hugo building times. After playing around this website went from ~10 seconds to ~3 seconds, wow! Still lots of space for improvement.
RIP Bram Moolenaar and thank you for your creation.
