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Pennyworth gets another update and can now handle references from Contentful, which means that pages now are more flexible and extensible and posts can soon handle media such as images and videos more properly.
Read articleFinally I got to sit down and finish of the pages functionality for Pennyworth. Well, that's not entirely true, there are still some features I want to add. But, Pennyworth now have simple page support, just need to create a Hugo theme that can handle it.
Read articleThe lovely people at Contentful asked if I wanted to give a presentation at the next Stockholm Contentful Meetup in March.
Read articleAs most developers and companies for that matter I'm depending heavily on open source projects. What would world look like if Linux, Apache and MySQL for example would have been proprietary products? And no alternatives around?
Read articleThings are moving forward and it is almost time to go live with Pennyworth!
Read articleThis is me trying out blogging from the phone using the Contentful interface.
Read articleSince Yahoo retired their image image optimizer SmushIt, there haven't really been any good alternatives. Sure there are a plenty of so called cloud services, but most of them feel shady and does not perform in the way that I want to. I found ImageOptim a few months back and I think it is awesome!
Read articleAstrid is a editor for Hugo to make it easier to manage, create and publish content generated by Hugo. It all started as a side project and is now turning into a real product based on Electron and Ember.
Read articleApps that does not support landscape mode is something that I really get hung up on and now finally one of my favourite apps, Slack is finally going to support landscape mode. Hopefully sometime before the end of 2016.
Read articleWorking with class names in your DOM has been a real breeze much thanks to jQuery class methods and the refined selectors that jQuery provides. Adding and removing classnames in vanilla JavaScript has traditionally not been that easy, it has not been really difficult, just cumbersome. The Element.classList changes this radically and if you have some basic experience with web development then the interface of the DOMTokenList will make you feel right at home.
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