If I have something that might be interesting to others, I might write it down here.
Of course all opinions are my own.
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23. Jul 2023
Parsing STL files
In this entry to my new series about WebGPU and .STLs I'll take a look at how STL files work.
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23. Jul 2023
A new series - WebGPU and .STLs
This is just an announcement for a new blogpost series I'll be doing about WebGPU and STL files.
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21. Feb 2023
CommonJS vs. ESM
CommonJS is an established way of building modules in JavaScript. ESM on the other hand is a newer standard way of writing modules. Both have their ups and downs and I want to discuss them here.
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15. Feb 2023
Code Reviews, don't make it personal
As a professional developer submitting for and providing incoming changes code reviews is a fundamental task. There's a lot that can go wrong in this kind of communication and I want to shine a light on how to make it better from my perspective.
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7. Feb 2023
Using shiki with 11ty
Shiki is a really nice syntax highlighter that I already wrote about. This is just a short post to show you how to use it with eleventy.
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1. Feb 2023
Improving Syntax Highlighting
Adding syntax highlighting to a blog is hard, doing it in a good way is hard. I recently switched my setup away from @11ty/eleventy-plugin-syntaxhighlight to a custom solution based on Shiki.
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21. Dec 2022
Offer your services on the web
Every now and then I want to use some service that is only available as a native app. If this is your service, please stop and hear me out.
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19. Dec 2022
CSS Nesting Syntax Discussion
Currently the CSS Working Group is discussing how native CSS Nesting will work and there are multiple options for a Nesting Syntax. I will take a look at these and provide my opinion.
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20. Okt 2022
Opinion on app.thenativeweb.io
(Last Update: 2023-01-30) "The native web" is a german web consulting firm that also has a fairly successful YouTube account. Recently they launched a custom video search for their YouTube account and I took a look at it.
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1. Sep 2022
To close or not to close
Jake Archibald started the old discussion about whether or not to do self-closing HTML tags and once again my response doesn't fit in 280 characters.
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31. Jul 2022
Tabs vs. Spaces
The debate is strong and I have some opinions.
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29. Jul 2022
Stop using starter packs
Starter packs / starter projects / project templates or however you want to call them, I don't like them and you can read here why.
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8. Jul 2022
I18n of URLs
Zach Leatherman asked what style of internationalization you'd prefer (explicit or implicit) and my response just doesn't fit in 280 characters.
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28. Feb 2022
Shipping crates and going places
I published my first crate on crates.io which can be used for working with location data (parsing, serializing, resolving). This Post is about what I've learned during that process and how it feels to author a package with no real external input.
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28. Feb 2022
Is popularity related to quality?
Because of my bachelor thesis I spend a day going down a rabbit hole to figure out whether or not popularity can be taken as an indicator for quality of a npm package. The result was surprisingly expected.
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7. Feb 2022
Everything is becoming Chrome
Chrome (and Chromium browsers) make the lion share of the modern web userbase. Today one of the Safari Web Developer Experience Evangelists painted a dystopian image of a 95% Chromium browser world. Since it's coming from the Safari team, I want to write my opinion on this.
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27. Jan 2022
Opinion on the RKI COVID19 dashboard
The Robert Koch Institut (RKI) in germany provides a dashboard via ArcGIS to provide an overview over the current state of COVID in the country. I have some opinion on this from a web dev point of view.
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26. Jan 2022
Building this Blog
Make it fresh, style it new and give it new content!
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22. Feb 2021
11ty and Rollup - a take on current build pipelines
I love rollup and I love 11ty (eleventy), but mixing the two seems to be a little hard - at least when looking at the starter projects presented on 11ty's website. Here's my take on it.