My blog, the central hub of this website. This is a classic blog where I write about new developments of my tools and plugins, as well as weekend trips and the last concert with the band.
Today I learned that my burger delivery only arrives because massive black holes out there are pumping radio signals into the vastness of the universe.
The first time I consciously encountered GPS, I thought my device somehow connected to a satellite, which then shared its position with my device. I quickly learned that it doesn't work that way and is a little more complicated.
I was just about to stop my feature freeze and include standard.site in the IndieConnector. Almost.
Over the past few days, I've been coming across standard.site quite often. I think the idea is pretty good and believe there's a lot more to come, which is why I've been reading up on it a bit.
It may not seem logical at first to announce work on a new major release when a course and a sync plugin are also awaiting completion, but I've given it some thought.
I'm currently making frequent changes to my website, and almost every one of these changes aims to simplify things—for visitors, for me in the panel, and in the code. The planned release of IndieConnector also aims for this.
When did it rain during the year? And how much? I was curious how the situation is over here. As luck would have it, I already had the data and a good starting point with Kirby.
For about four years now, I've been collecting weather data, [[/blog/2022/regen|originally for this post]]. At regular intervals, I read data from a local weather station via a weather API and store the data. This value is used in the linked post, and was previously used for my footer animation, and will soon be used elsewhere as well.
The Junited blog adventure starts again in June. Simply create a Junited 2026 blog post and update it throughout the month with links to interesting posts from other blogs.
Last year, I tried to participate in Junited, but somehow I wasn't very active. Robert is starting the project again this year, and since I've been reading more blogs lately than I have in a long time, I'm hopeful that the list will be more extensive this year.