Refactoring DLTJ, Winter 2021 Part 4: Thursday Threads Newsletter Launches
Success! Four parts plus a half (or a “re-do”” of part 2): Ramp up automation for adding reading sources to Obsidian Refactor the process of building ...
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Refactoring DLTJ, Winter 2021 Part 2.5: Fixing the Webmentions Cache
Okay, a half-step backward to fix something I broke yesterday. As I described earlier this year, this static website blog uses the Webmention protocol to no...
Refactoring DLTJ, Winter 2021 Part 2: Adopt AWS Amplify
Look at that! Progress is being made down the list of to-dos for this blog in order to start the new year on a fresh footing. As you might recall from the ...
DLTJ Now Uses Webmention and Bridgy to Aggregate Social Media Commentary
When I converted this blog from WordPress to a static site generated with Jekyll in 2018, I lost the ability for readers to make comments. At the time, I th...
DLTJ in another #NEWWWYEAR
Well, we have reached the end of another arbitrary orbit around our small unregarded yellow sun1, and this primitive ape-descended life form2 is looking back...
DLTJ in a #NEWWWYEAR
I came across Jen Simmon's call for a #newwwyear by way of Eric Meyer: Ok, here’s the deal. Tweet your personal website plan with the hashtag #newwwye...