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Slowly migrating from macOS to Linux.
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Using Kirby without the Panel, editing files and folders like a caveman.
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Last month I finally released Kirby Modules 5.0.0.
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While working on a recent project, I noticed an annoying issue with this native smooth scrolling related to loading URLs directly with anchors Read more
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For the longest time, every VS Code release note gave accessibility a prominent place.
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On relaunching DI.DAY, leaving big tech behind, and why good design and free software are finally finding each other.
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Combining view transitions and the dialog element, possible?
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Want comments on your blog but don’t want to deal with spam, moderation, or third-party services?
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Did you know that you can use tab stops in HTML?
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I’ve been using iOS 26 for a few months now and collected some advice for designing and developing websites for Liquid Glass™.
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I’ve been thinking about how we approach accessibility in web development.
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Three new Kirby plugins I built to solve real problems: managing alt texts, adding headlines to blueprints, and creating a rich text editor with KirbyTag support.
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I finally rebuilt kirbysites.com!
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A quick note about macOS hiding scrollbars and how it affects web development.
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How to handle HTML lang attributes in Kirby when content isn’t translated.
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My no-brainer accessibility improvements for smaller projects.
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How to efficiently migrate from Kirby files sections to files fields using a custom CLI command.
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After years of server management pain, I found my sweet spot with Ploi and Hetzner Cloud.
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Showing off my Raycast extensions for quickly opening Laravel Herd projects and consistent time tracking with Tyme.
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As a German married to a Japanese woman, I keep stumbling over German words in Japanese.
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A better way to test UI components in isolation.
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How to add smooth transitions to lazy-loaded images without external libraries.
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How I solved the endless back-and-forth of getting content from clients by using Kirby as a content gathering tool Read more
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A simple frontend solution for randomly ordering elements on a website.
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A quick tip on extending Kirby models.
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Simple, practical examples for Kirby’s content representations.
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Notes on handling long words in web layouts, covering both automatic and manual hyphenation approaches based on real project experience.
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A simple guide to building keyboard-activated layout grid overlays with JavaScript and CSS for web development projects.
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Replace hundreds of files across folders with a single command – perfect for updating logos or images in your content structure.
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Learn how Kirby’s time fields round to 5-minute intervals by default, and how to configure them for precise time values.
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Learn how to keep SVG icons from wrapping to the next line in inline elements like links using simple HTML and CSS techniques.
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How to make focus outlines both beautiful and accessible.
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Most of my websites are built with modular content blocks.
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