Independent Science + Technology

Author: Ingo Steinke

Fix Apple Bugs using a “Secret” Linux Browser

Post date April 13, 2023
Post author By Ingo Steinke
Post categories In beginners, Safari, testing, webdev

Anger, Laziness, and Healthy Productivity

Post date March 22, 2023
Post author By Ingo Steinke
Post categories In productivity, psychology, watercooler

Naming inconsistencies, rants and solutions (by a WooCommerce theme developer)

Post date January 13, 2023
Post author By Ingo Steinke
Post categories In devrant, webdev, woocommerce, wordpress

DEV Bookmarks / Reading List Excerpts from 2021/2022

Post date November 22, 2022
Post author By Ingo Steinke
Post categories In devjournal, discuss, writing

Artificial “Intelligence” and Controversial Ideas about Future Technology

Post date November 21, 2022
Post author By Ingo Steinke
Post categories In ai, Art, discuss, web3

WordPress Header Image Invisible due to Zero Height after Update to 6.1

Post date November 14, 2022
Post author By Ingo Steinke
Post categories In css, html, webdev, wordpress

Movement and Visibility Detection with CSS and JS 👀

Post date October 24, 2022
Post author By Ingo Steinke
Post categories In css, JavaScript, showdev, webdev

A missing namespace definition made me discover a practical Symfony Profiler feature

Post date June 16, 2022
Post author By Ingo Steinke
Post categories In devjournal, php, tutorial, webdev

Failing feature detection

Post date February 14, 2022
Post author By Ingo Steinke

Learning in public

Post date February 6, 2022
Post author By Ingo Steinke
Post categories In learning, productivity, webdev

A fine Firefox feature

Post date February 1, 2022
Post author By Ingo Steinke
Post categories In Firefox, linux, productivity, watercooler

Responsive Background Images with image-set, the srcset for background-image

Post date January 24, 2022
Post author By Ingo Steinke
Post categories In css, todayilearned, tutorial, webdev

Stop rewarding quantity!

Post date January 17, 2022
Post author By Ingo Steinke

fractal.build as an atomic design tool

Post date October 19, 2021
Post author By Ingo Steinke
Post categories In JavaScript, programming, todayilearned, webdev

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