Something which might appeal to IndieWeb fans out there is my new blog, The Spicy Web! https://www.spicyweb.dev
It's focused on finding ways to learn and use the latest "vanilla" web technologies and the libraries/tools which align well with the open specs. So much has changed lately—especially with CSS—and I want to document some of the exciting goodies in store!
You Can Make a Netflix Style Doco About Literally Anything
Like tears in the rain...
RT @ghostly@twitter.com
Inside the eternal app. RIP Vangelis.
Obviously I can’t come to a final conclusion without seeing the final product in the flesh (assuming the rumors are true), but I’m far more impressed by the mockups of the iPhone 14 Pro's pill-and-hole-design than with the iPhone X-era notch.
https://jaredwhite.com/links/20220516/iphone-pill-and-hole-design
This past weekend I celebrated **10 Years of Blogging**. 🎉
(Er, well, OK, I've actually "blogged" off-and-on for far longer than that. But my canonical http://jaredwhite.com archives go back ten years now. Ten!)
Anyone attending RailsConf in Portland this year? @jaredwhite will be in attendance, so if you'd like to chat about Bridgetown or anything Ruby or webdev-related in general, look him up! 👋
What's Old #StarTrek is New Star Trek (Again)
My review of the first two episodes of Strange New Worlds:
https://jaredwhite.com/20220513/whats-old-star-trek-is-new-again
Hey folks, I'd excited to say that the #Ruby website generator I work on, Bridgetown, is now on the #fediverse! Check it out @bridgetown 🔗
Queen of the Jungle 📷
religion & seeking new spiritual practices
My latest blog essay is out: A Post-Christian Spirituality
Where I've landed in my quest for a purposeful spiritual path after leaving the tenets of Evangelical doctrines behind.
Something which might appeal to IndieWeb fans out there is my new blog, The Spicy Web! https://www.spicyweb.dev
It's focused on finding ways to learn and use the latest "vanilla" web technologies and the libraries/tools which align well with the open specs. So much has changed lately—especially with CSS—and I want to document some of the exciting goodies in store!
Overall I’d have to rank Doctor Strange and the Multiverse of Madness in the lower half of MCU productions to date, and nowhere near my Top 10.
I did enjoy watching it, but the problematic elements of the story took the entire experience down a notch.
I think it's OK to maintain some skepticism regarding new protocols proposed by bluesky, but to reject them outright because bluesky was a spin-off from Twitter seems unfair to me. Let's evaluate the technical ideas on their own merits, regardless of the real or perceived motivations of the originating parties.
Clean up the web!
A reminder that you, as a developer, can make a difference on the Web simply by choosing not to perpetuate people farming on your own sites and apps.
https://twitter.com/JorgeStolfi/status/1522011168604409856
RT @JorgeStolfi@twitter.com
Every computer scientist should be able to see that cryptocurrencies are totally disfunctional payment systems, and that "blockchain technology" (including "smart constracts") is a technological fraud. Would they please say that out loud?
🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/JorgeStolfi/status/1522011168604409856
TIL that the formdata event is now supported in all major browsers: https://caniuse.com/mdn-api_htmlformelement_formdata_event (h/t @jaredwhite )
This removes a major roadblock for the adoption of Web Components. Now custom form control components can participate in regular HTML <form>'s. For eg: this change allowed Shoelace.style to drop their custom <sl-form> element: https://shoelace.style/getting-started/form-controls
Suddenly, Web Components have become a lot more reusable than React/Vue components - because they can now be used in any framework.
Sharing another photo from my recent travels - the #MilkyWay rising over the "brain rock" formations in the #WhitePocket area of Vermilion Cliffs National Monument. #Photography #NightSky #Landscape #MilkyWay (I am just getting started on #pixelfed so expect to be using that more soon!)
Just sent out the first issue (12th overall) of Creator Class newsletter using ConvertKit instead of Revue (which is owned by Twitter). The great part is I can use their API to pull in the content and host it on my own website! So no matter what happens in the future, my newsletters will forever live on my own domain. 👍
A Moment of Sunlight at Portland Japanese Garden
Blogger, Ruby & web developer, photographer, and musician. Creator of Bridgetown, a Ruby-powered web framework.