All the replies I’ve made, dating from 2018–2022.

2022 (4) permalink¶

in reply to eleventy-cache-webmentions

Just updated eleventy-cache-webmentions to version 0.2.0, a shallow first attempt at making the package work with any Webmention server, not just Webmention.io.

published Tuesday, June 14^th, 2022

in reply to a previous note

Happy to say the sparklines are going well—pushed an update yesterday, in fact, to allow them to inherit the color of wherever they are in the DOM for the colour of the line itself. Still working on posting a bit more!…

published Sunday, May 15^th, 2022

in reply to Writing CSS with Purpose by Binyamin Green

Finding Purpose in CSS

I think you hit the nail on the head with this one. As I like to think CSS is my strongest language (the ego on this guy, honestly), your simile with the layout of a keyboard was spot on—layout, in particular,…

published Friday, January 21^st, 2022

in reply to eleventy-cache-webmentions

Fixed a bug in eleventy-cache-webmentions from a silly assumption I made about determining a since value to get new webmentions when the cache exists.

published Saturday, January 15^th, 2022

2021 (1) permalink¶

2020 (6) permalink¶

in reply to JavaScript30 Day #02 - Wes Bos’ JavaScript30 course, grouping operator, HOCs in ReactJS. by Ru Singh

Uh oh, I’ve been found out… Ru totally sniped me with her call-out, in the best way possible! I guess I better double-down and make this a proper thing for myself—30 days, 30 JS challenges—let’s do this! I made a little Eleventy…

published Wednesday, October 7^th, 2020

in reply to a previous note

Eleventy is a go! Managed to migrate all of my content, pages, and a whole lot more. Article about the transition coming soon!

published Thursday, August 6^th, 2020

in reply to Keith J Grant

Thanks Keith. Aw, this makes me so sad. I hope that we at least get to see a flourishing and full-of-life Hyrule in the sequel. I loved exploring the broken and devastated world in BotW, but I do wish there…

published Sunday, July 12^th, 2020

in reply to Keith J Grant

Nooo, what a terrible disappointment! BotW is one of my all-time favourite games and I've been stoked for the 2nd… Do you happen to have a link to the full news from Nintendo?

published Sunday, July 12^th, 2020
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in reply to Playing music on the web by Neil Mather

I've been using Odesli [https://odesli.co] (formerly Songlink) for a bit of time now, and although I haven't heard any feedback about it, provides links out to multiple platforms like I think you're looking for!

published Tuesday, March 17^th, 2020

in reply to https://www.mathewpacker.com/2020/01/2020-01-04-21-49-44/

Hey, thanks! That means a lot! 😄

published Wednesday, January 15^th, 2020

2019 (17) permalink¶

in reply to a previous Twitter post

That being said, I'm nearly positive you'll love it. Wes is a fantastic teacher and his enthusiasm is infectious!

published Thursday, October 10^th, 2019

in reply to Justin Avery

I'd consider myself a beginner; I found it very approachable, and it strengthened my core JS knowledge, making me more confident to explore more advanced topics. I think it's best to have some basic experience with JS, but that's it!…

published Thursday, October 10^th, 2019

in reply to Justin Avery

I very highly recommend @wesbos’ course, ES6 for Everyone: https://es6.io/

published Thursday, October 10^th, 2019

in reply to Andy Bell

I've been thinking about this ever since you posted it, and this realisation resonates really strongly with me. Coding is a means to an end for me now, rather than coding for its own sake, and hey, bonus I'm getting…

published Wednesday, October 9^th, 2019

in reply to @totalplay

It makes me so sad to see this tweet coming from this account.

published Thursday, June 27^th, 2019

in reply to Reply Targets, a previous article

@Anonymous Do you have any ideas how to present this metadata in a way such that information doesn’t get lost?

published Monday, June 24^th, 2019

in reply to a previous note

I think I'm going to try to make this happen. For a long time I have been building my site on a mostly vanilla Jekyll set-up as an example of a complex site that works on GitHub Pages, but I…

published Wednesday, June 19^th, 2019

in reply to Bridging the Indieweb and the Fediverse with Bridgy Fed, part 1 by Neil Mather

Neil, this is both remarkably well-written and informative! I have to agree with all the points you’ve raised, particularly about the high barrier to entry for non-technical folks wanting to get on the Fediverse, but I think with posts like…

published Thursday, May 2^nd, 2019

in reply to Ana Rodrigues

I definitely have improvements to make, but at present I use the Twitter API to create a tweet, and I pull the URL of the tweet from the response into the front-matter/YAML of the Jekyll post which I then commit…

published Thursday, April 11^th, 2019

in reply to Jacky Alciné

That's totally fair—I think development can and should be a joy wherever possible! I don't think that strict adherence to a standard trumps happiness—I think the opposite—but I do often wonder if there's a middle ground and how to get…

published Wednesday, April 10^th, 2019

in reply to Vincent Pickering

Really enjoyed reading this—looking forward to more!

published Wednesday, April 3^rd, 2019
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in reply to @untappd_support

Fantastic! That was quick! Thank you so much. 😊

published Tuesday, April 2^nd, 2019

in reply to @untappd_support

My username is chrisburnell

published Tuesday, April 2^nd, 2019
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in reply to Aaron Parecki

Fantastic photo. Reminds me of this piece that I saw just over a month ago at the National Gallery Singapore MINIMALISM exhibition. https://www.minimalism.sg/

published Sunday, March 17^th, 2019

in reply to Justin Avery

I sit on both socks.

published Tuesday, February 26^th, 2019

in reply to Dom Patmore

I find the non-self-hosted version of @1Password really clean and easy to use on both my laptop and phone. Although it’s not free, I don’t mind paying a bit for the ease of use. I share it with family and…