On any web project, I think it’s worth having a checklist of The Invisibles—things that aren’t displayed directly in the browser, but that can make a big difference to the user experience.
Some examples:
On any web project, I think it’s worth having a checklist of The Invisibles—things that aren’t displayed directly in the browser, but that can make a big difference to the user experience.
Some examples:
Turns out my recent upgrade to Django 5.2 was not, in fact, “without issue.” I had to patch a problem saving images with stored dimensions with django-resized
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I have still been thinking about this “fat posts” architectural change and have audited the fields across all the post types on my website.
I upgraded the site from Django 4.2 to 5.2 and only had to deal with two deprecation warnings along the way.
For weeks I’ve been thinking about IndieWeb post types and a Casey Muratori video I watched recently and maybe I should work my website architecture towards “team fat posts.”