Tag: JEKYLL

My method to implement Indieweb principles and add webmentions support to my Jekyll site is probably the laziest of all. It enabled a decentralized reply system, as well as allowing reposts and likes.

How I’m currently managing writing new content in my Jekyll-based static blog, using Shortcuts on macOS.

I love RSS. However, by using a third-party plugin to automatically generate the feed, I didn’t pay attention to how it could be improved. An occasional discussion on Mastodon prompted me to a change.

How I added WebP images to my Jekyll-based static site, obtaining new levels of optimization and performance.

Just implemented a fancy photogallery with a carousel in pure CSS. No Javascript at all. Includes lazy images for efficiency and speed. Iʼm going to write a case study about it, probably sharing the source on Github.

4 months after Silvia’s announcement, here is Minutes to Midnight’s new redesigned website. Easier to navigate and straight to the point, I finally have full control over my code and my online presence.

Following a process to recalibrate my self-identity after leaving social media, I’m going back to the roots, leaving WordPress for Jekyll and joining the IndieWeb.