2026 digest #10
Despite insane temperatures I've done quite a lot this last month! Let's have a look.
for work I
- attended the Digital Publishing Summit in Prague
- migrated a XSLT manipulating dates from version 1.0 to 2.0! 100 lines of code removed, leap years natively included. Hurray!
while surfing I
- learned that there are more bots than humans on the web 😑
- read Manuel's article about the upcoming
headingoffsetattribute - watched a video about CSS Grid Lanes
Bludit glitches fixing
- for several websites I manage, homepage was displayed as a blogpost because of this change - I fixed that and pushed an update on Simple.css theme as well
- search field on my blog was super tiny because of this change (my own haha) - I removed the hack I added in the past and updated the grid wrapper to have it displayed correctly
- I did some digging to resolve issues raised on Bludit forum or GitHub project
FreeCodeCamp
It's that time again. As I eventually managed to run the FreeCodeCamp exam app on my Manjaro (Arch based) / KDE machine (thanks to this conversation on GitHub I took the newest Responsive web design exam and passed 😁 Now I'm back to the vanilla JavaScript lessons. I'm still learning a lot! Always interesting.
other tech related things I did
- updated my website and added an English version. I may switch it to Eleventy at some point, I would prefer to edit a Markdown file than an HTML one
- configured my email address for this domain on hosting provider (at last). I may add a contact form someday
- had another round of verification upon my wife godfather's computer which doesn't respond at all. I ordered a fresh CMOS battery, let's hope that was the root cause.