Grav is yet another addition to the growing number of the Open Source flat-file content management systems. I guess, more and more people are realizing that not every website needs a database behind it. And those that do need one, will have to work hard to keep it flexible and scaleable. Grav brings a user … Continue reading Grav – a modern open source flat-file CMS
Nerd Fonts is a collection of fonts for people who work with code snippets, command line, and text-based user interface applications. The fonts are also patched with additional popular icon sets like Font Awesome, Devicons, Octicons, and others.
Slashdot has an interesting story of why there are only two variations of the word tea in the majority of languages: With a few minor exceptions, there are really only two ways to say “tea” in the world. One is like the English term — te in Spanish and tee in Afrikaans are two examples. The … Continue reading Why the World Only Has Two Words For Tea
Here’s a good explanation on what’s the difference between JavaScript and ECMAScript. I know I’m not the only one confused. Chicken or the egg A confusing bit of history is that JavaScript was created in 1996. It was then submitted to Ecma International in 1997 for standardization, which resulted in ECMAScript. At the same time, because … Continue reading What’s the difference between JavaScript and ECMAScript?
Calendars are not the simplest applications by far. There are many different features, lots of different implementations, multitude of standards (just a few being RFC 2445, which was obsoleted by RFC 5545, which was updated by RFC 5546, RFC 6868, RFC 7529, RFC 7953, RFC 7986) , and plenty of other complexities. One area in … Continue reading RRULE will make you hate calendars