Big news: I’ve updated my WordPress Theme Cellula to version 1.1. This is quite an unexpected release on my side. To be perfectly honest I wasn’t planning for it until I noticed a pull request from a contributor that was waiting for approval… since 2024. Ouch. Talk about “taking your time,” huh. For this release I’ve added […] The post …What year is it? (Cellula 1.1 Released) appeared first on…
TL:DR; for this post: Writing DIY Email signatures in HTML is still a mess in 2025. Use a service like Exclaimer, Crossware or CodeTwo if you can, otherwise approach them as if you were writing a mail newsletter using a framework like MJML or Foundation. The best email client for debugging them is AirMail. Caveats […] The post Falsehoods programmers believe about email signatures (or: bad lessons…
While I’m writing this article Apple is in the process of analyzing and (hopefully) publishing the first update for Traverso, an app I developed for the iPhone in the past few months. Alright alright, I know. If you’ve read till the end of the previous sentence I can already imagine what you’re thinking: Generally speaking, […] The post Looking beyond the web: developing Traverso for iOS appeared…
Some weeks ago my attention was caught by an interesting and strikingly original feat accomplished by Terence Eden with a blog post titled: “A completely plaintext WordPress theme”. In short, the author was able to condense the basic output of a WordPress classic theme in less than 15 lines of code, generating a simple but effective […] The post Writing Cellula, a WordPress theme in less than 4kb…
A few days ago I published units, a simple CSS units converter written in javascript. When I started working on it a few weeks ago, I had just two main objectives: First point is rather straightforward: most online css converters around are rather clumsy, not particularly appealing, and more often than not full to the […] The post From Zero to Svelte: writing Units in Svelte and SvelteKit appeared…