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Hear me out, this is science.

Being a developer in the year 2025 is easy.

A non-ordered, non-comprehensive list of music that got me through 2023, not necessarily released in 2023.

I’m renovating my blog with all kinds of features, CSS refreshments, and little feature nuggets that might or might not be useful.

I have heard many stories about the sheer scale and surreality of RWE’s coal mining operations in North Rhine-Westphalia.

Do you know what happens with your old code once you don’t look at it any more?

I had a problem.

This translation has been created by DeepL’s AI.

Dieser Text ist eine Begleitung zu meinem Vortrag Computer says no, gehalten auf der zweiten remote Chaos Experience.

Quellenliste für den Artikel Computer says no.

I published a website last week.

Recently I tried to render an async Eleventy shortcode inside a template for loop.

Today is January, 27th.

Some weeks ago Ethan Marcotte published an article called Let a website be a worry stone.

In post number one of the Worry Stone Diaries, I explained why I decided to change the architecture of the site and start from a clean slate.

This article shows a pattern of creating dynamic Vuex getters by leveraging functions that return the getter function.

Say no.

This is a companion article to a talk I give sometimes.

I’m late to the party.

Tournant is an open source project I maintain together with Marcus Herrmann.

Getting back into writing gave me the perfect reason to do a thing I planned doing for a long time: Updating the typography of this very site.

CSS Tricks has published yet another take on why we all need to abandon support for IE 11 as soon as possible.

Beyond Tellerrand is over.

A write-up of the work we at Kitchen Stories have done to implement native HTML video elements together with HLS based media.

There’s continuity in hate.

Ein von mir hin und wieder gelesenes Magazin, bzw. die Verlagsgruppe, der das Magazin gehört, entschied sich vor Kurzem, seine Inhalte hinter einer Ad-Block-Wall zu verstecken.

Die glorreiche GDL rief auf, Deutschland lahmzulegen.