Link List

Gen­er­ate social media but­tons, share dialogs and share counts.

Find peo­ple to fol­low on Mastodon by expand­ing your fol­low graph.

Home­Pod for all your devices.

✨ Trigger.dev is an open-source plat­form that allows devel­op­ers to cre­ate event-dri­ven back­ground tasks direct­ly in their code.

A sim­ple GitHub pages repos­i­to­ry for host­ing your NIP-05 iden­ti­fi­er.

Our bespoke Craft CMS plu­g­in solu­tion for stream­lin­ing the build process. We break down how we built a cus­tom plu­g­in to improve our clients expe­ri­ence.

Prod­ucts that can be haz­ardous to humans, ani­mals and the envi­ron­ment often lurk in base­ments and clut­ter up cab­i­nets. Here’s how to dis­pose of them safe­ly.

ZeroTi­er cre­ates secure net­works between on-premise, cloud, desk­top, and mobile devices. (Sort of like Tailscale.)

Neb­u­la Over­lay Net­works: Extend net­work access with on-demand, encrypt­ed tun­nels between any hosts on any net­work. Defined Net­work­ing is the com­pa­ny behind the Neb­u­la open-source project.

An app from Con­sumer Reports that helps auto­mate opt­ing out of data-shar­ing from a wide vari­ety of com­pa­nies.

Free and high-qual­i­ty cake invoice tem­plate, you can quick­ly cre­ate pro­fes­sion­al invoic­es in Google Docs, Google Sheets, Excel, Word, PDF.

HTTP secu­ri­ty head­ers pro­tects your users from com­mon attacks. AWS Cloud­Front makes it easy to add HTTP secu­ri­ty head­ers to your appli­ca­tion. Tagged with cloud­front, secu­ri­ty, aws, audit.

The way we nav­i­gate to sub­fold­ers with­in Craft is about to change.

A col­lec­tion of Code­pens for 2022 select­ed by the GSAP team.

OWASP Top 10 mod­ule that adds a few secu­ri­ty improve­ments in form of a cus­tomiz­able serv­er mid­dle­wares to your Nuxt appli­ca­tion. All mid­dle­wares can be mod­i­fied or dis­abled if need­ed. They can also be con­fig­ured to work only on cer­tain routes. By default all mid­dle­wares are con­fig­ured to work glob­al­ly.

Michelle Sin­gle­tary’s Mon­ey Mile­stones: Trust­ed finan­cial advice for any age. Fil­ter finan­cial advice by age. Nice UX and good advice.

Dig­i­tal the­o­rist Cal New­port is argu­ing for a new way to work. I like his idea of slow pro­duc­tiv­i­ty: ​“What I’ve iden­ti­fied is three prin­ci­ples: doing few­er things, work­ing at a nat­ur­al pace, but obsess­ing over qual­i­ty. That trio of prop­er­ties bet­ter hits the sweet spot of how we’re actu­al­ly wired and pro­duces valu­able mean­ing­ful work, but it’s sus­tain­able.”

Free and lib­er­at­ed ebooks, care­ful­ly pro­duced for the true book lover. Down­load free ebooks with pro­fes­sion­al-qual­i­ty for­mat­ting and typog­ra­phy, in for­mats com­pat­i­ble with your eread­er.

Sin­dre Sorhus has made using Sta­ble Dif­fu­sion easy on macOS, assum­ing you have a com­put­er with an M1 or M2 proces­sor. The app is high­ly opti­mized and runs on the Apple Neur­al Engine.

Until GitHub allows you to link back to your Mastodon account with its built-in fields, use this tech­nique to add a ver­i­fied link back to your GitHub pro­file.

Deploy Sta­t­ic, Node­JS, Svelte, React, Vue, Next, Nuxt, Astro, PHP, Rust, and more types of appli­ca­tions has­sle-free with auto­mat­ic reverse proxy and free SSL cer­tifi­cates.

A side-effect when show­ing scroll­bars on the web is that the lay­out of the con­tent might change depend­ing on the type of scroll­bar. The scroll­bar-gut­ter CSS prop­er­ty aims to give us devel­op­ers more con­trol over that. Works in Chrome and Fire­fox. No sup­port in Safari yet.

Cal­cu­lat­ing a flu­id font size can be tricky. This is the tool I use to make pre­cise flu­id typog­ra­phy with the clamp CSS func­tion.

Ben Cro­ker mea­sures the per­for­mance of a Craft CMS demo site and the impact of using Blitz.

Did you miss Dot All in 2022 in Brook­lyn? Now you can catch up on the ses­sions you missed. You can’t replace meet­ing the peo­ple, unfor­tu­nate­ly.

Adam Argyle has a post on using the View Tran­si­tion API, which is still a canary fea­ture now, to pow­er text tran­si­tion with CSS.

Intro­duc­tion to Web Com­po­nents. This is a paid course, but check out the ​“get­ting start­ed” doc­u­men­ta­tion. It’s a good doc­u­ment all on its own and will teach you a lot about web com­po­nents.

The ZimaBoard is a small hack­able x86 serv­er, but is its ver­sa­til­i­ty a strength or a weak­ness, com­pared to many pur­pose built alter­na­tives?

Cre­ate, edit and save Tail­wind CSS col­or shades based on a giv­en hex­code or pick a col­or from an image.

I wish I could share some addi­tion­al info about this site, but I’ve got noth­ing for you.