Lens: Meta Tag Checker (Robb's Version)

A couple of weeks ago, Jay reached out to see if I’d be like to be a guest on Conduit and of course I immediately said yes. We spoke about some of my projects including what I’m doing with EchoFeed and then I was challenged[1] to make a site, which I did. In the super conductors post-show Jay asked me about British cars and I had to channel all...

"When did Robb last watch Mean Girls?" A question that no one except me cares about but here we are, writing about a website I made to answer that one question. TL;DRSee the site here. Why I built this because during the recording of episode 91 of Conduit I had to come up with a new connection. I did have one prepared, but Jay and I had joked...

You know how sometimes you do one thing then you think "oh I'll do this other thing" then another thing related to that and the next thing you know you're making a weird website from a web component someone made because you can? No? Anyway. EmojiStorm is such a project. It starts with one instance of Zach's snow-fall component then you can just...

I haven't stopped thinking about this recipe since I made it for the first time last week. It's from Brian Lagerstrom who is my favourite YouTube chef person. I've modified the recipe in a few different ways but it's mostly the same as his if you want to watch a video of it instead, he's got you covered. I'm using store-bought flatbreads for this...

Time for a heaving link dump becuase I'm well into triple figures in my Raindrop inbox. First up are a pair of intorductions: one to Alpine.js by Blake of HTML for People fame and one for htmx. I'm always on the lookout for something a bit less complicated than a full-on framework. Things you forgot (or never knew) because of React is a scathing...