The other day, I was reading about "dark mode" and about the prefers color scheme media query, and... how cool is that?Often a customer requirement is to support the IE 11 and than you put yourself under that ie11-rock to "play it safe". On private projects I used up…
LazyScripts 0.3.x released - with MutationObserver support…
Years go by, platform code grows, browser platform support changes, and there you are: +300 Kilobytes of minified JavaScript code is shipped, same in CSS and the Chrome Code Coverage Tool shouts a huge blob of unused code in your face… Your legacy project collected dust along the way!In…
Sadly, I started this topic for an Ember.js application a long time ago, and did not finished it. Now my focus switched to Nuxt.js applications, sorry Ember.js.about 9 month ago, this same topic would have been with ember.jsI am building a Nuxt.js progressive wep…
Today I moved my blog to a new vServer running Ubuntu 18.04 with Plesk Onyx and Docker support (inclusive).Last time on that topic I stumbled upon the URL setting, that made my ghost installation pointing on localhost links, which I solved by climbing into the docker container and…
my idea of lazy loading javascript files - like you already do with images and iframes……
With Firefox 65 joining the WebP party and thanks to the incredible squoosh app, WebP becomes more than just a lighthouse proposal. So it is time to figure out how to use WebP in every web project.Using WebP for <img>s in your project is possible by…
Today I updated my ghost installation from 1.24.7 to 2.1.1. Since ghost version 1.x I updated every minor version by downloading the newest alpine ghost docker image, configuring volume mapping to the existing ghost path, starting the container and switching docker proxy rules for my…
UPDATE 2019: I wrote a newer guide on how to install Ghost on a Plesk Onyx (17.8.x) vServer here: 2019 Update: Install Ghost (2.27.0) on Plesk Onyx (17.8.x) vServer with docker It took a while and it is not perfect. But for some time…
Webfonts may be the last tweak for your user experience (UX). And if you look around, chances your blog theme uses a webfont from a third party are very high.In this post, I do not talk about webfont perfomance, flash of unstyled text or something like this. No, this…
