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Wednesday, June 25, 2025 Podcast: Holding your nose, the aftermath . # A preview of how a WordLand linkblog works, which is of course a WordPress site, viewed in my blogroll. When I clicked on the link, I was surprised that it goes to Poynter , and not to the linkblog. But then I remembered that's the point of a linkblog. And it flows through to the feed, and the blogroll software understands. So now I have an end-to-end linkblog. # Another reason to love WordPress. Every freaking WordPress site had great RSS support . They did more to keep feeds alive than anyone else. Google tried to kill RSS in a particularly humiliating way. WordPress kept it going. # A NYT article from last year about 34th Ave in Jackson Heights where "a stretch of 26 blocks, running east to west, has been closed to cars from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. every day since 2020." Before we moved to Flushing when I was in 5th grade, we lived on 92nd St and 34th Ave. What a difference th...

​ ​ Read this on my blog Hey! I had some fun writing this latest article for you. What would it look like to approach the same problem with different amounts of experience? How can you use patterns and good architecture to create a way better solution? I hope you enjoy this one! Junior vs Senior: Building Modals in Vue — Michael Clean Components Toolkit Are your Vue components getting messy and hard to maintain? Struggling with when to split components or how to organize your code? The Clean Components Toolkit teaches you battle-tested patterns and principles to write cleaner, more maintainable Vue apps, including: 3.5 + hours of focused video content plus comprehensive written materials Step-by-step refactoring examples showing real-world applications Interactive quizzes to reinforce your learning 20 + practical tools and patterns for component organization Lifetime access ...