Imperfectly indieweb
It feels like the broader web is currently rediscovering the impermanence of the siloed web (Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, et al.). Ross's article does the best job of articulating how a lot […]
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Facebook vs publishers
I find the whole Australian link tax to be silly and a rare instance where I'm very much on the side of Big Tech, but Thomas has done a much better job of explaining why it's all a farce than I […]
Simple state management with Recoil
Recoil is a new state management library from Facebook (though note this isn't an official React project). Doesn't seem to do anything too fancy, but does use a similar mental model to hooks […]
Abolish the police state
What... […]
Open Graph tag generator
Useful website for generating meta tags, Open Graph tags, Twitter cards, and JSON-LD […]
Super Tiny Icons
A collection of hyper-optimised SVG logos for social media, popular websites, and tech companies. Every logo, whether in PNG or SVG form, is less than 1kb in size and have a base scale of […]
The free market is elusive
...when the web was young, the free market in ideas was open to anyone with access to a library’s internet connection.But the web rewards network effects and network effects […]
Sunrise on the Quiraing [#39]
Last night I did something incredibly simple which I have been terrified of doing for four months: I uploaded a photograph I took during our time on […]
Who Watches the Users?
How do you decide which use cases you should support and which you shouldn't? This question has been hovering in the back of my mind for quite a while now, because it seems to be increasingly […]