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Sunday, June 23, 2024 I'm going to start a new podcast-only feed, and this will be first episode . 14 minutes. It tells the story of RSS as a remarkable coming-together of tech, news, publishing and blogging. The first burst came from Netscape and four leading web pubs, Salon, Red Herring Wired and Motley Fool. As a leading blogger and developer of blogging tools, I jumped on board as soon as I heard of it, as did the people at Blogger. RSS was an instant standard with a great installed base, and retained its simplicity. You have no idea how remarkable that is. It grew like a weed. An installed base developed. There was confusion for a couple of years, between 2000 and 2002, about what RSS was, but the market stayed with the format specified by Netscape in 1999. Then in 2002, at UserLand we did a deal with the NY Times to get their news flowing through RSS, and in the next year, the entire news world supported RSS. That's the story. You can write all about who d...

Saturday, June 22, 2024 Manton Reece : "I really dislike the Mastodon setting to require HTTP signatures for everything. It makes basic features like just grabbing some JSON for an actor more difficult. The user's profile is on the public web anyway! We need apps that work natively with the web on its own terms, not more protocol layers." # Jon Stewart must-watch # Jon Stewart said something interesting — and imho correct, that news is about the past. # When they cover things that haven't happened, that's not news. # He said news should be like jury duty . Rigorous and decisive. # That makes total sense, and gives a pretty good idea of how far off course we are. # Linkblog items for the day. Finding God, Asking State to Find Mercy on Death Row. texasobserver.org To people who say you get wrong answers from ChatGPT, if I wanted my car to kill me I could drive into oncoming traffic. That's th...

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Friday, June 21, 2024 The best software does one thing well, that a lot of people want to do, that there is no other way to do. I've never seen this, but it's the ideal. # There's a new kitten to keep track of -- Wordle Kitty . When I need to score a big win, I turn Wordle over to this kitten and she does a kickass job while remaining as cute as can be. # Thanks for all the good advice via email and Mastodon re best way to record an interview podcast in 2024. I'm really getting into this. I'm definitely going to come up with a nice pure podcast feed for Scripting News. But first I have some new software to ship. 😄 # Bruce Schneier has a new blog moderation policy. Everyone should have one . # Comments are often spam # More and more I see comments, unless explicitly asked for, as spam that I'd disable if I could. # Most of the energy in social networks these days goes into keeping the garbage out of replies. If originat...

Thursday, June 20, 2024 Today's song: Take Me Back to Tulsa . # Why did the Podcast 2.0 people reinvent rssCloud ? That's the kind of bullshit Google does. We don't do that in the open formats and protocols world. What really pains me is they claim to follow my Rules for Standards-makers. Imho they do not. Two rules apply. Rule #1 says the only reason we do this is interop. It's called Rule #1 for a reason. And the one way rule a little further down the page. I've seen this happen twice where people say they abide by the RFSM but then do exactly the opposite of what it says to do. We have to do this better people. Come on. Also come up with something more humble than the name you've chosen. We've been down this path. The only way it ends is in tears . # Now that I'm publishing a podcast feed designed to be read in commercial podcast clients, I'm learning for the first time how they work. For example, they seem to list shows not...

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APEX Select One & Select Many Item Types Jun 20, 2024 · 4 min read Introduction The last time I got this excited about a native APEX Item Type was the Popup LOV. The new Select One and Select Many item types represent the Evolutionary Peak of the Oracle APEX list of value Item Types. In this post, I will describe my perfect select list and review the key configurations (and unique features) of the Select One and Select Many item types. My Perfect Select List Here are my criteria for the perfect selection list: It should be able to display one value but return another value (usually an ID) ✅ You should be able to decide if the complete list is loaded or if the list is dynamically filtered as you type ✅ You should be able to start typing to narrow down the list ✅ Once the list narrows down to one item, you should be able to tab out of the field, and the remaining value should be defaulted ✅ You should be able to clear the currently selected value easily ✅ You sh...

Wednesday, June 19, 2024 Today's podcast-zero episode is up. It's from June 14, 2004. It's 1/2 of a panel in 1991 that I was on with Bill Gates. This is before the turn to the web. At this point I'm starting to look around for audio that might fit into this new audio blog channel that goes with my written blog. # Technical note. I made a mistake in converting local time to GMT in the code that builds the feed. My times were off by four hours. So I corrected them. And now instead of three items in the feed, according to my own feed software, there are now six. I bet all the other systems will do the same thing because the guid is a function of the creation date of the item, and they changed. Oh well. At least the RSS version only has three items. I think I should change how the guid works. # Here's a game you can play. Every time you think "good" immediately say "gouda." For some reason it's funny. # I asked ChatGPT to...

Hey! I just wrote a comprehensive guide on redirecting in Nuxt. It turns out there are a lot of different ways to do this, depending on what you need done! You can read it on the Mastering Nuxt blog: How to Redirect in Nuxt (Every Single Way) In other news, Alex and I are continuing to put out new podcast episodes each week . Interviews with Daniel Roe and Evan You are coming up in the next couple weeks, so stay tuned for that! The next thing I'm working on is the Nuxt Tips Collection. I'm already at 64 tips and counting, almost all of them completely brand new for the book! Enjoy your tips, and enjoy the rest of your week! — Michael 🔥 Make Testing Easy Testing is important to do, but it can be hard to do. In my experience, good architecture lends itself to easy-to-write tests (or at least, easier -to-write). The inverse is also true, that difficult-to-write tests are typically a symptom of poor architecture. Of course, sometimes test...