Short posts, images, bookmarks, that aren't detailed enough to be considered a blog post. This is something like my personal timeline.
Is Ghost really already twelve?!
I’ve been following the project from the beginning and still think that Ghost really integrates exciting ideas and has good features. I’m maybe just a little spoiled by Kirby’s flexibility, that’s why it hasn’t quite clicked with any project and clients yet. But I find the development Ghost has already completed very interesting.
My inner alarm bell also rang, when I first read that people were taking the emdash as a definitive sign of AI-written texts, and then stop reading or react even more drastically.
I use the emdash (–) frequently because, so I was told, at most of the places where I previously used the "normal" dash (-), it's wrong. And it’s been marked as incorrect by my grammar tools. Consequently, I’ve started to consciously use the emdash.
So, please don’t take this as an indication of AI-written texts. There aren’t any here – the AI only helps me with the translations.
Actually, I'm currently in the middle of working on a big feature for the IndieConnector. Nevertheless, I have released two more Kirby plugins in the past few days.
On the one hand, there is the Bloggerrolle plugin, which pings the service, and on the other hand, a Kirby plugin for automatically publishing pages, which we developed for ourselves at konzentrik. It was basically already finished and just needed a few preparations to make the releases work.
(And somehow, I'm still quite dissatisfied with how the detail pages of my projects look.)
I am now also listed on blogroll.org. The new page is gorgeous 🙂
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(ich mag das headerbild)
A little update of the IndieConnector is out now. I worked on the source view, which is now slit into users and sources.
Recently at the Harburg Harbor.
A very nice text, I like it very much.
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