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programming.dev - A collection of programming communitiesAug 11, 2026

Building an Accordion the Browser Can Search

Web Developmentcodeinabox

programming.dev - A collection of programming communitiesAug 9, 2026

Why you might want to build your WebApp in Canvas instead of HTML

Web Developmentcm0002

The Fulcrum

The FulcrumAug 8, 2026

The Programmer's Fulcrum 7 August, 2026

Welcome to your weekly curation of the essential news in the Open Media Network and Open Social development communities with a focus on devastating big tech via Techno Anarchism.

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The Fulcrum, too

The Fulcrum, tooAug 4, 2026

Working with the 4Rs of Web Development

This article originally appeared on The Fulcrum. Revolutionary? and self-rewarding! K.I.S.S. and DIY WebDev strategy cripples tech bros, oligarchs, and autocrats In this article we will cover a simple, DIY strategy. In particular, it's about what I call the 4Rs of web development. They are empowering, reduce frustration, and help you feel good about your...

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The Fulcrum

The FulcrumAug 4, 2026

Working with the 4Rs of Web Development

In this article we will cover a simple, DIY strategy. In particular, it's about what I call the 4Rs of web development. They are empowering, reduce frustration, and help you feel good about your work (and yourself).

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The Fulcrum

The FulcrumAug 1, 2026

The Programmer's Fulcrum 31 July, 2026

Welcome to your weekly curation of the essential news in the Open Media Network and Open Social development communities with a focus on devastating big tech via Techno Anarchism.

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The Fulcrum, too

The Fulcrum, tooJul 28, 2026

Our First Anniversary Brings a Narrowed Focus for Weekly TPFs

Tightening up the ship After a year of publishing The Fulcrum, I (as publisher) now know the topics, tools, and techniques I want to focus The Programmer's Fulcrum coverage on. And maybe it will have the side benefit of shorter TPF posts. We'll see if I can tighten up my discipline as well. ;) That...

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The Fulcrum

The FulcrumJul 28, 2026

Our First Anniversary Brings a Narrowed Focus for Weekly TPFs

After a year of publishing The Fulcrum, I (as publisher) now know the topics, tools, and techniques I want to focus The Programmer's Fulcrum coverage on.

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programming.dev - A collection of programming communitiesJul 28, 2026

[Help] Designing a dynamic component service with HTMX

Web Developmentsomegeek

programming.dev - A collection of programming communitiesJul 27, 2026

Kill The Cookie Banner

Web Developmentsanitation

programming.dev - A collection of programming communitiesJul 26, 2026

TypeScript 7 Is Here (And It's 10× Faster)

Web Developmentvermaterc

The Fulcrum

The FulcrumJul 25, 2026

The Programmer's Fulcrum 24 July, 2026

Welcome to your weekly curation of the essential news in the Open Media Network and Open Social development communities with a focus on devastating big tech via Techno Anarchism.

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The Bryant ReviewJul 24, 2026

This compelling new feature just landed in Brave and Firefox

Web BrowsersEthical Tech

programming.dev - A collection of programming communitiesJul 23, 2026

AI Coding will Prevent Expertise | The need for ongoing friction in long-term skill formation.

Web Developmentsanitation

programming.dev - A collection of programming communitiesJul 23, 2026

So Reddit has decided that plain HTML is unsafe

Web Developmentsanitation

programming.dev - A collection of programming communitiesJul 18, 2026

When It Makes Sense To “Block” The Main Thread

Web Developmentcodeinabox

Cory Dransfeldt

Cory DransfeldtJul 17, 2026

Self hosting a PDS isn't hard (so far)

Due to my compulsive need to self-host whatever I possibly can, I decided to set up a self-hosted PDS. All that's on it so far is my Bluesky profile data, but it was a surprisingly painless process.

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Cory Dransfeldt

Cory DransfeldtJul 14, 2026

Somewhere, I'm online and listening to music

For a while now, my home page has shown whatever song I'm listening to (or, if idle, the last one I played). Initially, it was powered by last.fm. As I've built my own scrobbler, I populated the element from my own data. The static implementation is straightforward: I store each listen as a record. When a listen is inserted, the cache is cleared and warmed, and an update is displayed.

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Cory Dransfeldt

Cory DransfeldtJul 10, 2026

Designing a listen later pipeline

I've had this long, long running relationship with bookmarking and read it later services. I'll commit to one, excited about whatever feature set it offers and then, without fail, my list grows and grows and grows and grows. I archive things to reset, repeat and then move to a different service. The only thing that's ever worked has been listening to articles as audio when I have a spare moment. Sometimes it's background noise but, generally, I absorb things better as audio.

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programming.dev - A collection of programming communitiesJul 10, 2026

Link + Popover Navigation

Web Developmentcodeinabox

Cory Dransfeldt

Cory DransfeldtJul 7, 2026

Implementing standard.site on a nonstandard site

Now that this site is written in Go, I've turned to restoring and adding more features connecting it to the open web. While I maintain a healthy skepticism of Bluesky the company, I'm enamored with open protocols and ATProto falls under that umbrella.

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programming.dev - A collection of programming communitiesJul 5, 2026

A Different Favicon for Dev, Preview and Prod

Web Developmentcodeinabox

programming.dev - A collection of programming communitiesJul 2, 2026

My blog is not on the AT Protocol, standard.site is not for me

Web Developmentcodeinabox

tenphi.me

tenphi.meJul 2, 2026

OKHST: predictable color generation for real interfaces

OKHST is a tone-based color space for generating UI palettes that behave more predictably across states, dark mode, and high contrast.