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We're working on a new for : Building a Federated Blog with Astro!

It walks you through creating a hybrid blog—static Markdown posts powered by content collections, with federation layered on top. By the end, your blog will be followable from Mastodon, send Create/Update/Delete activities when you publish or edit posts, and display replies as comments.

Preview the draft here: https://d180af62.fedify.pages.dev/tutorial/astro-blog.

We'd love your feedback—especially if you spot anything incorrect, unclear, or missing. Please leave comments on the GitHub PR #695 or issue #691.

github.com

Build federated blog example and tutorial (Astro + Bun) · Issue #691 · fedify-dev/fedify

Sub-issue of #99. Deliver the federated blog scenario as a paired example repository and fedify.dev tutorial, as set in #99 (comment). Scenario A single-author federated blog where posts are author...

We're working on a new for : Building a Federated Blog with Astro!

It walks you through creating a hybrid blog—static Markdown posts powered by content collections, with federation layered on top. By the end, your blog will be followable from Mastodon, send Create/Update/Delete activities when you publish or edit posts, and display replies as comments.

Preview the draft here: https://d180af62.fedify.pages.dev/tutorial/astro-blog.

We'd love your feedback—especially if you spot anything incorrect, unclear, or missing. Please leave comments on the GitHub PR #695 or issue #691.

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Build federated blog example and tutorial (Astro + Bun) · Issue #691 · fedify-dev/fedify

Sub-issue of #99. Deliver the federated blog scenario as a paired example repository and fedify.dev tutorial, as set in #99 (comment). Scenario A single-author federated blog where posts are author...

We're working on a new for : Building a Federated Blog with Astro!

It walks you through creating a hybrid blog—static Markdown posts powered by content collections, with federation layered on top. By the end, your blog will be followable from Mastodon, send Create/Update/Delete activities when you publish or edit posts, and display replies as comments.

Preview the draft here: https://d180af62.fedify.pages.dev/tutorial/astro-blog.

We'd love your feedback—especially if you spot anything incorrect, unclear, or missing. Please leave comments on the GitHub PR #695 or issue #691.

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Build federated blog example and tutorial (Astro + Bun) · Issue #691 · fedify-dev/fedify

Sub-issue of #99. Deliver the federated blog scenario as a paired example repository and fedify.dev tutorial, as set in #99 (comment). Scenario A single-author federated blog where posts are author...

We're working on a new for : Building a Federated Blog with Astro!

It walks you through creating a hybrid blog—static Markdown posts powered by content collections, with federation layered on top. By the end, your blog will be followable from Mastodon, send Create/Update/Delete activities when you publish or edit posts, and display replies as comments.

Preview the draft here: https://d180af62.fedify.pages.dev/tutorial/astro-blog.

We'd love your feedback—especially if you spot anything incorrect, unclear, or missing. Please leave comments on the GitHub PR #695 or issue #691.

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Build federated blog example and tutorial (Astro + Bun) · Issue #691 · fedify-dev/fedify

Sub-issue of #99. Deliver the federated blog scenario as a paired example repository and fedify.dev tutorial, as set in #99 (comment). Scenario A single-author federated blog where posts are author...

We're working on a new for : Building a Federated Blog with Astro!

It walks you through creating a hybrid blog—static Markdown posts powered by content collections, with federation layered on top. By the end, your blog will be followable from Mastodon, send Create/Update/Delete activities when you publish or edit posts, and display replies as comments.

Preview the draft here: https://d180af62.fedify.pages.dev/tutorial/astro-blog.

We'd love your feedback—especially if you spot anything incorrect, unclear, or missing. Please leave comments on the GitHub PR #695 or issue #691.

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Build federated blog example and tutorial (Astro + Bun) · Issue #691 · fedify-dev/fedify

Sub-issue of #99. Deliver the federated blog scenario as a paired example repository and fedify.dev tutorial, as set in #99 (comment). Scenario A single-author federated blog where posts are author...

We're working on a new for : Building a Federated Blog with Astro!

It walks you through creating a hybrid blog—static Markdown posts powered by content collections, with federation layered on top. By the end, your blog will be followable from Mastodon, send Create/Update/Delete activities when you publish or edit posts, and display replies as comments.

Preview the draft here: https://d180af62.fedify.pages.dev/tutorial/astro-blog.

We'd love your feedback—especially if you spot anything incorrect, unclear, or missing. Please leave comments on the GitHub PR #695 or issue #691.

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Build federated blog example and tutorial (Astro + Bun) · Issue #691 · fedify-dev/fedify

Sub-issue of #99. Deliver the federated blog scenario as a paired example repository and fedify.dev tutorial, as set in #99 (comment). Scenario A single-author federated blog where posts are author...

We're working on a new for : Building a Federated Blog with Astro!

It walks you through creating a hybrid blog—static Markdown posts powered by content collections, with federation layered on top. By the end, your blog will be followable from Mastodon, send Create/Update/Delete activities when you publish or edit posts, and display replies as comments.

Preview the draft here: https://d180af62.fedify.pages.dev/tutorial/astro-blog.

We'd love your feedback—especially if you spot anything incorrect, unclear, or missing. Please leave comments on the GitHub PR #695 or issue #691.

github.com

Build federated blog example and tutorial (Astro + Bun) · Issue #691 · fedify-dev/fedify

Sub-issue of #99. Deliver the federated blog scenario as a paired example repository and fedify.dev tutorial, as set in #99 (comment). Scenario A single-author federated blog where posts are author...

We're working on a new for : Building a Federated Blog with Astro!

It walks you through creating a hybrid blog—static Markdown posts powered by content collections, with federation layered on top. By the end, your blog will be followable from Mastodon, send Create/Update/Delete activities when you publish or edit posts, and display replies as comments.

Preview the draft here: https://d180af62.fedify.pages.dev/tutorial/astro-blog.

We'd love your feedback—especially if you spot anything incorrect, unclear, or missing. Please leave comments on the GitHub PR #695 or issue #691.

github.com

Build federated blog example and tutorial (Astro + Bun) · Issue #691 · fedify-dev/fedify

Sub-issue of #99. Deliver the federated blog scenario as a paired example repository and fedify.dev tutorial, as set in #99 (comment). Scenario A single-author federated blog where posts are author...

We're working on a new for : Building a Federated Blog with Astro!

It walks you through creating a hybrid blog—static Markdown posts powered by content collections, with federation layered on top. By the end, your blog will be followable from Mastodon, send Create/Update/Delete activities when you publish or edit posts, and display replies as comments.

Preview the draft here: https://d180af62.fedify.pages.dev/tutorial/astro-blog.

We'd love your feedback—especially if you spot anything incorrect, unclear, or missing. Please leave comments on the GitHub PR #695 or issue #691.

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Build federated blog example and tutorial (Astro + Bun) · Issue #691 · fedify-dev/fedify

Sub-issue of #99. Deliver the federated blog scenario as a paired example repository and fedify.dev tutorial, as set in #99 (comment). Scenario A single-author federated blog where posts are author...

We're working on a new for : Building a Federated Blog with Astro!

It walks you through creating a hybrid blog—static Markdown posts powered by content collections, with federation layered on top. By the end, your blog will be followable from Mastodon, send Create/Update/Delete activities when you publish or edit posts, and display replies as comments.

Preview the draft here: https://d180af62.fedify.pages.dev/tutorial/astro-blog.

We'd love your feedback—especially if you spot anything incorrect, unclear, or missing. Please leave comments on the GitHub PR #695 or issue #691.

github.com

Build federated blog example and tutorial (Astro + Bun) · Issue #691 · fedify-dev/fedify

Sub-issue of #99. Deliver the federated blog scenario as a paired example repository and fedify.dev tutorial, as set in #99 (comment). Scenario A single-author federated blog where posts are author...

We're working on a new for : Building a Federated Blog with Astro!

It walks you through creating a hybrid blog—static Markdown posts powered by content collections, with federation layered on top. By the end, your blog will be followable from Mastodon, send Create/Update/Delete activities when you publish or edit posts, and display replies as comments.

Preview the draft here: https://d180af62.fedify.pages.dev/tutorial/astro-blog.

We'd love your feedback—especially if you spot anything incorrect, unclear, or missing. Please leave comments on the GitHub PR #695 or issue #691.

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Build federated blog example and tutorial (Astro + Bun) · Issue #691 · fedify-dev/fedify

Sub-issue of #99. Deliver the federated blog scenario as a paired example repository and fedify.dev tutorial, as set in #99 (comment). Scenario A single-author federated blog where posts are author...

We're working on a new for : Building a Federated Blog with Astro!

It walks you through creating a hybrid blog—static Markdown posts powered by content collections, with federation layered on top. By the end, your blog will be followable from Mastodon, send Create/Update/Delete activities when you publish or edit posts, and display replies as comments.

Preview the draft here: https://d180af62.fedify.pages.dev/tutorial/astro-blog.

We'd love your feedback—especially if you spot anything incorrect, unclear, or missing. Please leave comments on the GitHub PR #695 or issue #691.

github.com

Build federated blog example and tutorial (Astro + Bun) · Issue #691 · fedify-dev/fedify

Sub-issue of #99. Deliver the federated blog scenario as a paired example repository and fedify.dev tutorial, as set in #99 (comment). Scenario A single-author federated blog where posts are author...

We're working on a new for : Building a Federated Blog with Astro!

It walks you through creating a hybrid blog—static Markdown posts powered by content collections, with federation layered on top. By the end, your blog will be followable from Mastodon, send Create/Update/Delete activities when you publish or edit posts, and display replies as comments.

Preview the draft here: https://d180af62.fedify.pages.dev/tutorial/astro-blog.

We'd love your feedback—especially if you spot anything incorrect, unclear, or missing. Please leave comments on the GitHub PR #695 or issue #691.

github.com

Build federated blog example and tutorial (Astro + Bun) · Issue #691 · fedify-dev/fedify

Sub-issue of #99. Deliver the federated blog scenario as a paired example repository and fedify.dev tutorial, as set in #99 (comment). Scenario A single-author federated blog where posts are author...

We're working on a new for : Building a Federated Blog with Astro!

It walks you through creating a hybrid blog—static Markdown posts powered by content collections, with federation layered on top. By the end, your blog will be followable from Mastodon, send Create/Update/Delete activities when you publish or edit posts, and display replies as comments.

Preview the draft here: https://d180af62.fedify.pages.dev/tutorial/astro-blog.

We'd love your feedback—especially if you spot anything incorrect, unclear, or missing. Please leave comments on the GitHub PR #695 or issue #691.

github.com

Build federated blog example and tutorial (Astro + Bun) · Issue #691 · fedify-dev/fedify

Sub-issue of #99. Deliver the federated blog scenario as a paired example repository and fedify.dev tutorial, as set in #99 (comment). Scenario A single-author federated blog where posts are author...

We're working on a new for : Building a Federated Blog with Astro!

It walks you through creating a hybrid blog—static Markdown posts powered by content collections, with federation layered on top. By the end, your blog will be followable from Mastodon, send Create/Update/Delete activities when you publish or edit posts, and display replies as comments.

Preview the draft here: https://d180af62.fedify.pages.dev/tutorial/astro-blog.

We'd love your feedback—especially if you spot anything incorrect, unclear, or missing. Please leave comments on the GitHub PR #695 or issue #691.

github.com

Build federated blog example and tutorial (Astro + Bun) · Issue #691 · fedify-dev/fedify

Sub-issue of #99. Deliver the federated blog scenario as a paired example repository and fedify.dev tutorial, as set in #99 (comment). Scenario A single-author federated blog where posts are author...

We're working on a new for : Building a Federated Blog with Astro!

It walks you through creating a hybrid blog—static Markdown posts powered by content collections, with federation layered on top. By the end, your blog will be followable from Mastodon, send Create/Update/Delete activities when you publish or edit posts, and display replies as comments.

Preview the draft here: https://d180af62.fedify.pages.dev/tutorial/astro-blog.

We'd love your feedback—especially if you spot anything incorrect, unclear, or missing. Please leave comments on the GitHub PR #695 or issue #691.

github.com

Build federated blog example and tutorial (Astro + Bun) · Issue #691 · fedify-dev/fedify

Sub-issue of #99. Deliver the federated blog scenario as a paired example repository and fedify.dev tutorial, as set in #99 (comment). Scenario A single-author federated blog where posts are author...

We're working on a new for : Building a Federated Blog with Astro!

It walks you through creating a hybrid blog—static Markdown posts powered by content collections, with federation layered on top. By the end, your blog will be followable from Mastodon, send Create/Update/Delete activities when you publish or edit posts, and display replies as comments.

Preview the draft here: https://d180af62.fedify.pages.dev/tutorial/astro-blog.

We'd love your feedback—especially if you spot anything incorrect, unclear, or missing. Please leave comments on the GitHub PR #695 or issue #691.

github.com

Build federated blog example and tutorial (Astro + Bun) · Issue #691 · fedify-dev/fedify

Sub-issue of #99. Deliver the federated blog scenario as a paired example repository and fedify.dev tutorial, as set in #99 (comment). Scenario A single-author federated blog where posts are author...

We're working on a new for : Building a Federated Blog with Astro!

It walks you through creating a hybrid blog—static Markdown posts powered by content collections, with federation layered on top. By the end, your blog will be followable from Mastodon, send Create/Update/Delete activities when you publish or edit posts, and display replies as comments.

Preview the draft here: https://d180af62.fedify.pages.dev/tutorial/astro-blog.

We'd love your feedback—especially if you spot anything incorrect, unclear, or missing. Please leave comments on the GitHub PR #695 or issue #691.

github.com

Build federated blog example and tutorial (Astro + Bun) · Issue #691 · fedify-dev/fedify

Sub-issue of #99. Deliver the federated blog scenario as a paired example repository and fedify.dev tutorial, as set in #99 (comment). Scenario A single-author federated blog where posts are author...

We're working on a new for : Building a Federated Blog with Astro!

It walks you through creating a hybrid blog—static Markdown posts powered by content collections, with federation layered on top. By the end, your blog will be followable from Mastodon, send Create/Update/Delete activities when you publish or edit posts, and display replies as comments.

Preview the draft here: https://d180af62.fedify.pages.dev/tutorial/astro-blog.

We'd love your feedback—especially if you spot anything incorrect, unclear, or missing. Please leave comments on the GitHub PR #695 or issue #691.

github.com

Build federated blog example and tutorial (Astro + Bun) · Issue #691 · fedify-dev/fedify

Sub-issue of #99. Deliver the federated blog scenario as a paired example repository and fedify.dev tutorial, as set in #99 (comment). Scenario A single-author federated blog where posts are author...

We're working on a new for : Building a Federated Blog with Astro!

It walks you through creating a hybrid blog—static Markdown posts powered by content collections, with federation layered on top. By the end, your blog will be followable from Mastodon, send Create/Update/Delete activities when you publish or edit posts, and display replies as comments.

Preview the draft here: https://d180af62.fedify.pages.dev/tutorial/astro-blog.

We'd love your feedback—especially if you spot anything incorrect, unclear, or missing. Please leave comments on the GitHub PR #695 or issue #691.

github.com

Build federated blog example and tutorial (Astro + Bun) · Issue #691 · fedify-dev/fedify

Sub-issue of #99. Deliver the federated blog scenario as a paired example repository and fedify.dev tutorial, as set in #99 (comment). Scenario A single-author federated blog where posts are author...

We're working on a new for : Building a Federated Blog with Astro!

It walks you through creating a hybrid blog—static Markdown posts powered by content collections, with federation layered on top. By the end, your blog will be followable from Mastodon, send Create/Update/Delete activities when you publish or edit posts, and display replies as comments.

Preview the draft here: https://d180af62.fedify.pages.dev/tutorial/astro-blog.

We'd love your feedback—especially if you spot anything incorrect, unclear, or missing. Please leave comments on the GitHub PR #695 or issue #691.

github.com

Build federated blog example and tutorial (Astro + Bun) · Issue #691 · fedify-dev/fedify

Sub-issue of #99. Deliver the federated blog scenario as a paired example repository and fedify.dev tutorial, as set in #99 (comment). Scenario A single-author federated blog where posts are author...

We're working on a new for : Building a Federated Blog with Astro!

It walks you through creating a hybrid blog—static Markdown posts powered by content collections, with federation layered on top. By the end, your blog will be followable from Mastodon, send Create/Update/Delete activities when you publish or edit posts, and display replies as comments.

Preview the draft here: https://d180af62.fedify.pages.dev/tutorial/astro-blog.

We'd love your feedback—especially if you spot anything incorrect, unclear, or missing. Please leave comments on the GitHub PR #695 or issue #691.

github.com

Build federated blog example and tutorial (Astro + Bun) · Issue #691 · fedify-dev/fedify

Sub-issue of #99. Deliver the federated blog scenario as a paired example repository and fedify.dev tutorial, as set in #99 (comment). Scenario A single-author federated blog where posts are author...

We're working on a new for : Building a Federated Blog with Astro!

It walks you through creating a hybrid blog—static Markdown posts powered by content collections, with federation layered on top. By the end, your blog will be followable from Mastodon, send Create/Update/Delete activities when you publish or edit posts, and display replies as comments.

Preview the draft here: https://d180af62.fedify.pages.dev/tutorial/astro-blog.

We'd love your feedback—especially if you spot anything incorrect, unclear, or missing. Please leave comments on the GitHub PR #695 or issue #691.

github.com

Build federated blog example and tutorial (Astro + Bun) · Issue #691 · fedify-dev/fedify

Sub-issue of #99. Deliver the federated blog scenario as a paired example repository and fedify.dev tutorial, as set in #99 (comment). Scenario A single-author federated blog where posts are author...

We're working on a new for : Building a Federated Blog with Astro!

It walks you through creating a hybrid blog—static Markdown posts powered by content collections, with federation layered on top. By the end, your blog will be followable from Mastodon, send Create/Update/Delete activities when you publish or edit posts, and display replies as comments.

Preview the draft here: https://d180af62.fedify.pages.dev/tutorial/astro-blog.

We'd love your feedback—especially if you spot anything incorrect, unclear, or missing. Please leave comments on the GitHub PR #695 or issue #691.

github.com

Build federated blog example and tutorial (Astro + Bun) · Issue #691 · fedify-dev/fedify

Sub-issue of #99. Deliver the federated blog scenario as a paired example repository and fedify.dev tutorial, as set in #99 (comment). Scenario A single-author federated blog where posts are author...

We're working on a new for : Building a Federated Blog with Astro!

It walks you through creating a hybrid blog—static Markdown posts powered by content collections, with federation layered on top. By the end, your blog will be followable from Mastodon, send Create/Update/Delete activities when you publish or edit posts, and display replies as comments.

Preview the draft here: https://d180af62.fedify.pages.dev/tutorial/astro-blog.

We'd love your feedback—especially if you spot anything incorrect, unclear, or missing. Please leave comments on the GitHub PR #695 or issue #691.

github.com

Build federated blog example and tutorial (Astro + Bun) · Issue #691 · fedify-dev/fedify

Sub-issue of #99. Deliver the federated blog scenario as a paired example repository and fedify.dev tutorial, as set in #99 (comment). Scenario A single-author federated blog where posts are author...

@mhaseneyer@franken.social
@mhaseneyer@franken.social
@tito100@mastodon.social

Searching for without semantics is like looking for the love of your life and the search engine offers you a lifetime warranty on refrigerators.

So I decided to fix it. I'm officially launching the beta of ycon.cc/en !

Semantic search that finds what you actually mean, not just what you type.

Thousands of open-source icons in one place.

1-click ready-to-use code snippets for and more.

I would really appreciate your feedback!

ycon.cc

Welcome!

@tito100@mastodon.social

Searching for without semantics is like looking for the love of your life and the search engine offers you a lifetime warranty on refrigerators.

So I decided to fix it. I'm officially launching the beta of ycon.cc/en !

Semantic search that finds what you actually mean, not just what you type.

Thousands of open-source icons in one place.

1-click ready-to-use code snippets for and more.

I would really appreciate your feedback!

ycon.cc

Welcome!

@jinkai@mastodon.social

Astro is ready update v6 version.Do you update that version for your project or company project? 😂
I already update my personal blog. www.jinmokai.tech
But my company project always error of update astro version.😂

好吧,在Phanpy上无法显示加粗文本,mstdn.feddit.social,那就是elk自创的了,还有Profile竟然会自动添加图标!
Blog—📰
GitHub—🐱
Keyoxide—🔑
不过IT Blog没有显示出来,这也正常
说到博客,最近在搞Astro,准备把IT Blog和Blog都迁移掉
Ghost的编辑器方便是方便但是有些反人类
Hexo那个主题不想用了()

@wondersofCR@mastodon.social
@ferrata@hachyderm.io

I think I've rested enough to start blogging again. What do you think I should write about next?

  • Extending vitest fixtures with TS0 (0%)
  • Creating Playwright test suite1 (100%)
  • Building a Playwright reports site with GH actions0 (0%)
  • Building docs site with Starlight and Decap CMS0 (0%)
@astrovelo@mastodon.social

A couple of comets made appearances in October. I could capture only Comet Lemon. Its tail kept changing very quickly and can be seen in these two photos taken over 2 days.

@astrovelo@mastodon.social

Favorite deep space photos from October:

The dark nebula separating North American and Pelican nebulae
The wizard nebula
Helix nebula aka the eye of Sauron

@astrovelo@mastodon.social

A couple of comets made appearances in October. I could capture only Comet Lemon. Its tail kept changing very quickly and can be seen in these two photos taken over 2 days.

@britter@chaos.social · Reply to Benedikt Ritter (he/him)

🎄 Advent of Donations - Day 19 🎄

It's day 19, Advent of Donations is almost over. Today's donation of $50 go to @astro, the web framework for content-driven websites. Since the beginning of the year I've built three websites using Astro, including my blog. I really love the flexibility and all the integrations.

Learn more about Advent of Donations and Astro in my latest blog update: britter.dev/blog/2025/12/01/ad

britter.dev

Advent of Donations

I've decided to donate to open source projects for each day of December 2025 until Christmas. This blog post lists the projects donated to.

@ethan@lookup.citizenskies.com

Penultimate image from my 2024 dark sky observing trip: the California Nebula. And by golly, it really does look like California! 😆

1h 6' integration time, stacked using Siril and lightly processed with Adobe Photoshop & Lightroom.

Nebula stretching up and down the screen, that very much resembles the state of California on a map. Lots of reds and oranges and yellows in the image.
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Nebula stretching up and down the screen, that very much resembles the state of California on a map. Lots of reds and oranges and yellows in the image.

@korbs@social.sudovanilla.org · Reply to Korbs

Zalvena, originally a fork of Aptabase, has been completely rewritten on Deno for it's backend, and Astro for it's frontend.

It's now a dedicated project for MinPluto, built for event tracking meant for the Zorn video player project.

The project is now part of the MinPluto organization.

ark.sudovanilla.org/MinPluto/Z

Zorn Logo, plus, Zalvena Logo
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Zorn Logo, plus, Zalvena Logo

@Wolkensteine@mastodon.wolkenheim.eu · Reply to Wolkensteine

I almost forgot to put these up! The frames arrived, and look at these ! is making so cool graphics!

A picture of the curiosity rover poster made by Kurzgesagt on my wall, in the sunlight of the evening.
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A picture of the curiosity rover poster made by Kurzgesagt on my wall, in the sunlight of the evening.

An abstract graphic of the moon landing in form of a poster made by Kurzgesagt
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An abstract graphic of the moon landing in form of a poster made by Kurzgesagt

The poster in this photo shows an abstract graphic of a very long exposure photo of the stars at a pole forming rings. In the foreground are observatories too.
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The poster in this photo shows an abstract graphic of a very long exposure photo of the stars at a pole forming rings. In the foreground are observatories too.

@korbs@social.sudovanilla.org

Been a four months since I worked on Zorn, a video player for Astro. Buttons and menus in v0.7, which isn't even published yet, already need to be rewritten, and thought out again.

Along with that, I need to also focus on making the player rely on JavaScript less during the development of v0.7.

The fallback to native player function is working quite well still, which I'm happy about. (Video Below)

Fallback function for Zorn Player, it is triggered if JavaScript is not enabled, showing a message that will show the native player if clicked on.
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Fallback function for Zorn Player, it is triggered if JavaScript is not enabled, showing a message that will show the native player if clicked on.

@micahilbery@slothsneed.coffee

If I want to write a site with vanilla #HTML / #CSS / #JS using #Astro as my #SSG are there any doc sources, projects, general setups, or tips I should know / look to for good reference? Seems like most of the things I see are about incorporating all the various frameworks that I have no interest in. I want to build a fairly simple blog and personal site. With minimal client side js. But I also want the benefits of an SSG especially when it comes to writing blog posts. Do you use or have you used Astro for a similar workflow? How do you like to set everything up?

@micahilbery@slothsneed.coffee

If I want to write a site with vanilla #HTML / #CSS / #JS using #Astro as my #SSG are there any doc sources, projects, general setups, or tips I should know / look to for good reference? Seems like most of the things I see are about incorporating all the various frameworks that I have no interest in. I want to build a fairly simple blog and personal site. With minimal client side js. But I also want the benefits of an SSG especially when it comes to writing blog posts. Do you use or have you used Astro for a similar workflow? How do you like to set everything up?

@DeutscherWetterdienst@social.bund.de

Da das Wetter heute nicht viel Spannendes hergibt, zeigen wir heute mal ein Astrobild, dass unser Kollege in den klaren Frühlingsnächten in Klingenthal im dunklen oberen Vogtland mit 12 Stunden Belichtungszeit gemacht hat. Das Bild zeigt , die "Whirlpoolgalaxie". Zu sehen sind 2 kollidierende dabei wird die kleinere Galaxie von der größeren Spiralgalaxie "verschlungen". Das ganze geschah in einer Entfernung von etwa 24 Mio. Lichtjahren.

@angelikatyborska@mas.to

My team is still looking to hire two mid or senior frontend developers, fully remotely from Europe.

We're looking for like-minded individuals that share our love of artisanal , web standards, and

On the website team at Storyblok, we build marketing websites *for* Storyblok *using* Storyblok 🙂 (but we don't build the product itself)

storyblok.com/job?gh_jid=45196

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@angelikatyborska@mas.to

My team is still looking to hire two mid or senior frontend developers, fully remotely from Europe.

We're looking for like-minded individuals that share our love of artisanal , web standards, and

On the website team at Storyblok, we build marketing websites *for* Storyblok *using* Storyblok 🙂 (but we don't build the product itself)

storyblok.com/job?gh_jid=45196

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@JanMiksovsky@fosstodon.org

This minimalist static site generator pattern is only for developers who want something small, fast, flexible, and comprehensible jan.miksovsky.com/posts/2025/0

Configuring a complex tool can take more work that just coding the functionality from scratch. Earlier I created a simple blog in , a popular . That felt more complicated than the problem justified, so I rewrote the entire project from scratch in pure JavaScript with 0 dependencies.

This went very well!

Chart comparing size of source code of 22K for zero dependency version and 11K for Astro version
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Chart comparing size of source code of 22K for zero dependency version and 11K for Astro version

Chart comparing 0 node_modules for zero dependency and 117Mb for Astro version
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Chart comparing 0 node_modules for zero dependency and 117Mb for Astro version

@JanMiksovsky@fosstodon.org

This minimalist static site generator pattern is only for developers who want something small, fast, flexible, and comprehensible jan.miksovsky.com/posts/2025/0

Configuring a complex tool can take more work that just coding the functionality from scratch. Earlier I created a simple blog in , a popular . That felt more complicated than the problem justified, so I rewrote the entire project from scratch in pure JavaScript with 0 dependencies.

This went very well!

Chart comparing size of source code of 22K for zero dependency version and 11K for Astro version
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Chart comparing size of source code of 22K for zero dependency version and 11K for Astro version

Chart comparing 0 node_modules for zero dependency and 117Mb for Astro version
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Chart comparing 0 node_modules for zero dependency and 117Mb for Astro version

@hmiron@fosstodon.org

I've started working with Astro and all of a sudden I'm dipping my toes in web components.

Lets see where this goes as I'm avoiding React as much as possible.

@hmiron@fosstodon.org

I've started working with Astro and all of a sudden I'm dipping my toes in web components.

Lets see where this goes as I'm avoiding React as much as possible.

@nogajun@mastodon.social

のUser Agent Switcherを使ってたけど開発者用ツールだから面倒だったんだよね。これは助かる。
あと関係ないけど、このサイトは で作ってるんだ。こういうニュースサイトっぽいサイトでAstro使ってるのを初めて見た

ワンクリックでFirefoxをChromeに偽装できる「Chrome Mask」の特徴と使い方 - ろぼいんブログ: roboin.io/article/2025/03/08/c

roboin.io

ワンクリックでFirefoxをChromeに偽装できる「Chrome Mask」の特徴と使い方 - ろぼいんブログ

一部のWebサイトにFirefoxでアクセスしようとするとブロックされることがあり、Chromeに切り替えるか、FirefoxをChromeに偽装する必要があります。この記事では、シンプルな操作でFirefoxをChromeに偽装できる「Chrome Mask」を紹介します。

@teleclimber@social.tchncs.de

I'm changing the layout of the docs at Dropserver.org, working rom scratch. And it hurts! It's an site so I could use , but I want to learn the newer and HTML techniques and it's not adopting Starlight that's going to help me with that.

One thing @adactio's piece doesn't touch on is the difference between starting from a blank page versus having a component/styles/layout library -- even if pure CSS. The blank page is brutal.

fediverse.zachleat.com/@zachle

@zachleat

fediverse.zachleat.com

Zach Leatherman :11ty: (@zachleat@zachleat.com)

Manual ‘till it hurts from @adactio@mastodon.social https://adactio.com/journal/21397

@angelikatyborska@mas.to
@angelikatyborska@mas.to
@ausgeo@newsmast.social

Be sure to look towards the skies as a once-in-a-lifetime explosion is about to create a ‘new’ star any night now! 💫

The star is T Coronae Borealis, and it lies in the constellation of the northern crown, so start stargazing now to get used to seeing Corona Borealis as it currently is so you can witness the full spectacle when it transforms into a ‘new’ star.

Learn how the star will transform and how you can observe it… ausgeo.co/newstar


@ashqinmoe@focal.love

post!

Oh hi! I'm looking to make connections with other people, possibly then eventually meet and do some expeditions together out in the real world at some point. Also, would love to see what others are doing.

Very much into , , , , , . Have been trying to get into photography but I'll admit, I am a little shy doing portraits because I am very critical of my own photos. Also been wanting to get into too~

@0xThylacine@photog.social

Ok, 4 real quick, straight from the camera raw to your eyes, not processed beyond CaptureOne defaults.

Picked at random from the thumbnails - a few with the cloud showing how bright it was, and a later one after the cloud had moved.

Nature is impressive.

📷 As usual, my go to lens is the widest, fastest one - the Samyang/Rokinon 12mm f/2

An aurora fills most of the frame, with stark grey clouds filtering the red/pink glow above the typical green, closer to the horizon.  Distant water reflects the green sky, and tree lined hills are just visible in the distance.
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An aurora fills most of the frame, with stark grey clouds filtering the red/pink glow above the typical green, closer to the horizon. Distant water reflects the green sky, and tree lined hills are just visible in the distance.

An aurora fills most of the frame, with stark grey clouds filtering the red/pink glow above the typical green, closer to the horizon.  Distant water reflects the green sky, and tree lined hills are just visible in the distance.
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An aurora fills most of the frame, with stark grey clouds filtering the red/pink glow above the typical green, closer to the horizon. Distant water reflects the green sky, and tree lined hills are just visible in the distance.

An aurora fills most of the frame, with stark grey clouds filtering the red/pink glow above the typical green, closer to the horizon.  Distant water reflects the green sky, and tree lined hills are just visible in the distance.  The cloud is starting to thin out compared to the previous images, with most of the top half of the frame a reddish pink glow.
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An aurora fills most of the frame, with stark grey clouds filtering the red/pink glow above the typical green, closer to the horizon. Distant water reflects the green sky, and tree lined hills are just visible in the distance. The cloud is starting to thin out compared to the previous images, with most of the top half of the frame a reddish pink glow.

An aurora fills most of the lower half of the frame, with a red/pink glow above the typical green, closer to the horizon.  Distant water reflects the green sky, and tree lined hills are just visible in the distance.  The cloud has thinned out almost completely compared to the previous images, a few sparse patches to the left.
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An aurora fills most of the lower half of the frame, with a red/pink glow above the typical green, closer to the horizon. Distant water reflects the green sky, and tree lined hills are just visible in the distance. The cloud has thinned out almost completely compared to the previous images, a few sparse patches to the left.

@jeffmarkel@mastochist.social

Since I've moved to a new instance - one I'm running myself - I though I might re-introduce myself.

I'm Jeff Markel (see profile for pronunciation) - he/him. I'm kinda old, kinda not - born on the cusp of Baby Boom I and Baby Boom 2, aka Generation Jones (1955).

I can schmooze, but am basically very shy - f2f, anyway - and very introverted. More than a few hours of f2f interaction are exhausting.

I had one sibling - a sister - who died of pancreatic cancer in 1997, at 45. I lost my dad to bladder cancer in 1991 (age 67), and my mom to breast cancer in 2006 (age 80). So the big-C is ever-looming; my odds aren't so good. But I've lived longer than my sister and my father. Hopefully the string will continue.

My wife and I have been married to each other since 1982. We have 3 "children" (in quotes only because they're long-past childhood), and 4 grandchildren. Two are in NYC and one is in LA. The oldest of the grands is 15 and in full-fledged teenager mode.

I'm Jewish, but also an atheist - if that makes sense. The ethnicity does mean a lot to me. I have always felt a sense of 'other'ness and, although I know that I benefit from white privilege, I no longer really think of myself as "white" because the people for whom that matters most do not - and that's perfectly fine with me.

I get obsessed with things. I bake sourdough. I make cocktails. I walk long distances. I develop websites - using Drupal mostly, though I'm now learning React and a few other Javascript frameworks like Sveltekit and Astro - and of course those all have adjacent, and necessary, technologies that I also want to learn. As I used to say in my Twitter profile, when I was still there, I try to learn something new every day.

I've been a software person since the late 1970's. I started out on mainframes - but that's become a distinction without a difference. I've written code in many languages, from Algol to YAML (I tried to think of one starting with Z but Zend is all I could come up with, but that's a company, not a language 🤷‍♂️). Still working, but I do plan to "retire" in the next 18 months or so - in quotes because I will certainly need to do something after that besides sleeping in.

@websident@indieweb.social

Here is my :

My name is Christian, I live in Tübingen in southern .
I'm a developer. I love working with and , especially but I'm also interested in and .

Beside that I am a "addict", especially (but not only) . I can hardly live one day without listing, playing or .

I love good . My side project: Translating "Het grote voorleesboek" into German without speaking any .