I don’t know that any of us need a review of the year. I’m also not up for making predictions for next year: I just don’t know what’s going to happen.So instead, here are some hopes I have for 2022. I don’t think they’re a sure thing by any stretch, but they’re not outside the …
It was way back around IndieWebCamp Austin 2017 that I proposed a new archive format for blogs. These .bar files are essentially ZIP files that contain HTML with Microformats, JSON Feed with original Markdown or HTML, and uploaded photos. The nice thing about this format is that …
Up until today, I’ve been adding the links to POSSE copies of my posts manually. It hurt so much that I didn’t do it at all most of the time. I’ve been toying with the idea of automating this task for quite a while, but with a statically generated website it’s not very …
Two months ago I started implementing IndieWeb principles on my website. I use started because it has been a long process of tinkering with different tools and learning to use technologies I never expected to be using.
Every so often I see a thread from an engineer worried about their career prospects now that they’re over 40. It’s always confronting to me: it forces me to remember that I’m over 40, for one thing. But I also don’t feel old; objectively speaking, I don’t think it is particularly …
