Journal
Here are some articles I’ve written. You will also find some shorter notes as well as activities and shared links in this section.
Into the Personal-Website-Verse · Matthias Ott – User Experience Designer
An encouraging article by Matthias Ott about the importance of writing on your own website.
- distance:
- 16,91km
- riding-time:
- 1:34h
- elev-gain:
- 306m
- speed-avg:
- 11km⁄h
- speed-max:
- 40km⁄h
- elev-lowest:
- 259m
- elev-highest:
- 375m
Trails to Maulbronn
Wishing everyone at #IndieWebCamp in Düsseldorf two exciting days. Have fun!
This post is a response to: https://webmention.rocks/test/1
I'm currently testing my Processwire implementation for sending webmentions.
The Simplest Ways to Handle HTML Includes | CSS-Tricks
Chris Coyier explores several ways to do HTML includes. I particularly like Scott Jehl’s approach involving self-removing iframes.
- distance:
- 78,97km
- riding-time:
- 5:29h
- elev-gain:
- 628m
- speed-avg:
- 14km⁄h
- speed-max:
- 50km⁄h
- elev-lowest:
- 106m
- elev-highest:
- 262m
Heidesee Tour
AddyOsmani.com - Native image lazy-loading for the web!
I’m excited to see that native lazy-loading of images and iframes is going to land in browsers.
Adactio: Journal—Dev perception
There’s so much in Jeremy’s post that I can relate to. If they weren’t that long, I would wear his closing remarks on a t-shirt.
When we’re evaluating technologies for appropriateness, I hope that we will do so through the lens of what’s best for users, not what we feel compelled to use based on a gnawing sense of irrelevancy driven by the perceived popularity of newer technologies.
Awesome one-liners you might find useful while coding. · GitHub
Some really neat JavaScript one-liners. I find console logging variables and values particularly helpful.
Mailtolink.me | The Mailto Link Generator
A handy tool for creating mailto: links that supports mail subject, mail body, cc and bcc parameters.