Websites and blogs of people that attended a Homebrew Website Club Düsseldorf.
Impressions from the Aftermath of the Madeira Wildfire 2023
An Illuminating Morning
Impressions from the Aftermath of the Madeira Wildfire 2023
An Illuminating Morning
An Unexpected Arrival
Madeira Packing List
An Unexpected Arrival
Using a Data List With Contact Form 7
I love using the list attribute in combination with a data list.
It just came up in a client project again, where the basic requirement was to only allow a certain combination of post codes and cities in an application form.
My first instinct was to use JS to validate the in...
🔗 Over/Under #45 with Daniel Pietzsch
I have been interviewed for Hyde’s “Over/Under” series.
I really like the new FetchLater API - it doesn’t just keep a request alive after a page is gone like Beacon API does, but it also handles when to send it. Beacon leaves that to you, and no window event (beforeunload, pagehide, etc.) covers all cases - e.g. mobile minimizing suspends it. Plus, you can finally send JSON with application/json instead of text/plain. And it's easier to debug too! 🥳
Would love to see it making an appearance in Firefox and WebKit too, @jaffathecake @jensimmons ❤️
It is New Photos From Daniel-Day! He just published his photos from May 2024 and I make an appearance. That is not the reason I am posting this, btw – I just enjoy looking at his images + funny comments. Last year in December, he managed to post five new months! Will he be able to repeat that record-breaking output? Stay tuned.
Madeira 2.0
Madeira 2.0
May 2024
A birthday celebration, Beyond Tellerrand conference, Frankeninferno, and a whole bunch of random shots from Düsseldorf. (70 photos)
Cacao, Cuddles & Grief
Cacao, Cuddles & Grief
Two Square Kilometers
My radius here in the city is quite limited. I have the same commute every day, passing the same locations. When I am out with the kids, we have a couple of favorite places we visit (playgrounds, parks, etc.). All in all, it is probably only two square kilometers, so it is no wonder that I start to revisit certain subjects from time to time. A41 is a perfect example of this, but in this particular case, I turned it on its head and made it a series. (The challenge is now to find different angles.) But recently, I find myself recognizing more and more places/landmarks/subjects I have photographed before. Some examples include these trees (1 and 2), the TV tower (1, 2, and 3), or the RWE tower (1, 2, 3, and 4). There’s no conclusion to this, just an observation I made.