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Tim Janik #DevLog: Revised Deb #Packaging in #Anklang
Upgraded #Debian dependencies to 24.04
Fixed installation symlinks and prefix
Adjusted paths to /opt/<vendor>/ convention
️ New Article: Minification doesnt matter much https://ift.tt/3dcpUof #WebDev #FrontEndDeveloper #100DaysOfCode #CodeNewbie
ift.ttMinification doesnt matter muchYears ago, I was staunchly in the “minify your code, even if you use gzip” camp. But these days, I’ve switched teams!
I did some tests on the bundled version of Kelp UI.
Unminifed: 58.2kb Minified: 43kb Unminified + gzipped: 8.2kb Minified + gzipped: 7.4kb I don’t think making your code unreadable for humans and harder to debug is worth saving 0.8kb of file size.
Both versions are far less than a single HTTP round trip.
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I love building things (especially with Python), sharing thoughts, and connecting with creative souls.
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#TIL about the #OpenSource Maintenance Fee;
The concept is genius!
Free source code stays free, but downstream users (esp. corporate) who can afford it pay for maintenance.
That supports maintainers and keeps projects alive.
Open Source Maintenance FeeFrequently Asked QuestionsQuestions and answers about the Open Source Maintenance Fee
️ New Article: Compounding performance issues https://ift.tt/B245hQr #WebDev #FrontEndDeveloper #100DaysOfCode #CodeNewbie
ift.ttCompounding performance issuesAbout a month ago, I wrote a series of articles about modular CSS, compression algorithms like gzip and brotli, and why modular files and compression don’t play well together.
Based on all of this, I ended up including both pre-built and modular versions of the CSS and JavaScript files in Kelp, my UI library for people who live HTML.
The big tipping point for me came from running a handful of performance tests with the fully concatenated versus modular versions of Kelp, hosted on my own server instead of through the CDN.
I have completed "Build a Greeting Bot" in #JavaScript.
#freecodecamp
Day 9 / #100daysOfCode
Debugged why JJ abandoned commits I meant to keep
Testing GitHub Actions took several hours
Studied gh CLI code to automate 
Still debugging…
#Imagewmark v0.5.0 Released!
Add invisible an #watermark to images that survives cropping, scaling, compression with blind decoding!
What’s new?
Forward error correction via convolutional codes Geometric distortion-resilient decoding AES key-dependent encoding
Source-only release for now. Please help us decide future binary formats!
Test scripts included for performance evaluation.
Source code:
https://github.com/tim-janik/imagewmark/releases/tag/v0.5.0
Feedback welcome!
→ Preferred binary formats? (deb/rpm/Alpine APK/AppImage/Docker)
→ Report issues or share use cases on GitHub or via email.
Contributors: @timj @polysynth
GitHubRelease Imagewmark 0.5.0 · tim-janik/imagewmarkImagewmark Version 0.5.0 is Now Available
Imagewmark is a free software tool for adding encrypted, invisible digital
watermarks to images. These watermarks can be robustly extracted from cropped,
s...
️ New Article: The :has() CSS pseudo-class https://ift.tt/4MY82ew #WebDev #FrontEndDeveloper #100DaysOfCode #CodeNewbie
ift.ttThe :has() CSS pseudo-classI finally got a chance to work with the :has() CSS pseudo-class as part of Kelp, my UI library for people who love HTML.
Today, I wanted to quickly look at what it is and how it works. Let’s dig in!
If an element has a child or sibling, style the element CSS has long had all sorts of interesting selectors for targeting attributes that start or end with certain letters (^= and $=, respectively), or that have a certain parent/child (.
Built #Dockerfile twice:
First attempt on Debian Bookworm failed due to libstdc++-12 being too old
Switched to #ubuntu:22.04 for newer deps
Updated Makefiles to remove Git dependency from tarball builds (unfinished)
Good morning 
Today i finished two lessons from css chapter on freecodecamp and i learn some anki learn cards.
Happy coding!
June 29, 2025 – Week In Review
Another week in the books. Progress isn't flashy—it's consistent.
Day 182
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Today’s Wrap-Up 1 article – freeCodeCamp News 1 article – Daily.dev
Trello updated Codecademy session completed
June 28, 2025 – Saturday Grind
Weekend = no excuses. Still coding. Still growing.
Day 181
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Progress Check freeCodeCamp News: 1 article Daily.dev: 1 article
Trello board updated Codecademy: Continued learning
Python sharpened