Jean Tinland

Tired of being blind to the availability of my websites and services, I created a really basic setup allowing me to be alerted in less than an hour if any of my apps fail to respond.

I always used the HTMLid attribute without asking myself why it must be unique within a document.

Looking for a deep rabbit hole?

Custom elements are great!

After spending quite some time rebuilding my website from the ground up and trying to spare users from downloading every useless byte, I found out that I was forcing them to download 120kb just to display a really discreet grain effect over the background.

If you need to display a collection of images to your visitors but also want to avoid loading heavy dependencies, you may like to see what pure CSS is capable of.

Working with Next.js at my previous workplace and using it almost exclusively for generating static websites, I didn't think twice before using it for my personal website.

Using icons in your website or app almost always brings up the question of optimization.

As I work with a huge fleet of websites, I externalized every bit of code I could into a mutualized library.

Experiencing the first lockdown from my father's house in 2020, I was able to work efficiently and embrace the WFH (Work From Home) paradigm as many of my fellow developers did.

Taking random notes and keeping track of them is not an easy task.

Welcome to my personal blog where you'll find some stories about things I develop.