A rather geeky/technical weblog, est. 2001, by Bramus
.htaccess trim www. prefix from domain name
Because I have to look this up from time to time, a note to myself: Add the contents below to your .htaccess to have Apache trim the www. prefix from URLs while preserving the rest of the URL (domain name, querystring, etc). RewriteEngine On # Trim www prefix RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^www\.(.+)$ [NC] RewriteRule ^ https://%1%{REQUEST_URI} …
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.htaccess enforce HTTPS Because I have to look this up from time to time, a note to myself: Add the contents below to your .htaccess to have Apache enforce HTTPS while preserving the rest of the URL (domain name, querystring, etc). RewriteEngine On # Enforce HTTPS (everywhere) RewriteCond %{HTTPS} off RewriteRule (.*) https://%{HTTP_HOST}%{REQUEST_URI} [R=301,L] ~
Sparked by Pete LePage’s work on talking to a Elgato Stream Deck device from within the browser, I wanted to play with WebHID myself. First thing that came to my mind was to create a DrumPad. What first started out as a simple/classic DrumPad … 🔥 Have been playing with the #WebHID API tonight, connecting …
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Recently I purchased an Elgato Stream Deck which comes in handy during video calls: toggling the camera and microphone on/off by means of a dedicated button sure is handy. As Google Meet is web-based, there are no plugins for the Stream Deck app to use. However, thanks to the WebHID API it is possible to …
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Handy helper tool by Wes Bos: simply press any key and see the results for KeyboardEvent.which, KeyboardEvent.key,KeyboardEvent.code, etc. As a user with an AZERTY keyboard layout I often have a broken experience on sites that respond to first row of keys, e.g. QWERTY. As those sites respond to KeyboardEvent.key — which differs from layout to …
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Tim Daubenschütz on how he builds JavaScript Apps In 2021 I avoid build processes. I avoid transpiling. I avoid the new and shiny. I test EvErYtHiNg. I optimize for performance and quality. I use my own work I use open source to my advantage. Don’t agree 100% with the third point though, as React Hooks …
Retro-looking tool by Sara Vieira Pixelr →Pixelr Source (GitHub) → ⚠️ Did notice it to be a bit buggy though: checking and then unchecking greyscale for example rendered the image still in greyscale.
Recently the W3C announced MiniApps: MiniApp as a new form of mobile application, leveraging both Web technologies (especially CSS and JavaScript) as well as capabilities of native application. I was a bit confused about them at first, and thought they were directly competing with PWAs. Thankfully Thomas Steiner chimed in, referring to a whole presentation …
Good post — with accompanying code — on PHP.Watch on how to tighten the almighty curl: Limit Curl Protocols Do not enable automatic redirects unless absolutely necessary If redirects are enabled enabled, limit allowed protocols (if different from #1 above) If redirects are enabled, set a strict limit Set a strict time-out Do not disable …
Back in June, Will Boyd wondered what things CSS can animate, which turns out to be quite a lot. This articles explores some of the unexpected things that CSS can animate and some nifty things you can do by animating them. I like this demo where you choose between two options (in which a z-index …
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