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Revisiting the Million Ways to Markup Your Content
Ten years ago, I wrote about The Million Ways to Markup Your Content, where I covered the then main ways (HTML5, Microdata, Microformats, OGP, JSON-LD) to mark up one’s content for the semantic web, or more accurately for the search engines. When I last year moved my blog to Eleventy, I wrote my layouts from scratch and left most of the semantic markup to the floor for a couple of reasons.
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Verokuitti ja sen laskentaperusteet
Vuonna 2011 tein yhdessä parin kaverin kanssa harrasteprojektina Verokuitti-palvelun, jossa käyttäjä kykeni tutkimaan valtion budjettia syöttämällä vuositulonsa ja sivu visualisoi valtion menojen osuuden tälle käyttäjälle kauppakuitin muodossa.
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The Updated Weblog Is Go
Welcome to the 5th edition of this web log! For the past decade or so, this website was built with Jekyll. However, in the past few years my hodge podge of an asset pipeline built on Gulp meant that publishing anything started to become very difficult.
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24XX SRD in Finnish
Last year I translated DURF, a rules-light dungeon-fantasy tabletop role-playing game to Finnish. This was made possible by the permissive Creative Commons license on the game. Now I found some time to translate the System Reference Document (SRD) of micro RPG sci-fi series 2400 as well. You can find the translation on Itch.
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Atom IDs, or Unique Identifiers for Blog Posts
Atom feeds add one burden to the publisher, your entries require a lasting, well-formed unique identifier, if you intend to follow the specification. Other formats do not add as strict rules, RSS and JSON Feed only require it to be unique, although JSON Feed relaxes it further to only be locally unique. Both usually advocate for the post’s URL (or permalink), but this isn’t necessarily the best option, because although cool URIs don’t change, in practice there’s very little perma in permalinks.
69 more posts can be found in the archive.