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SvelteKit doesn't support partial hydration out of the box. Here is how I built a Vite plugin to freeze components into static HTML to save client bundle size and avoid wasteful processing.

The KDE Task Switcher has very pixelated window previews by default. With a small modification to the style you can fix that.

Re-building this website from scratch with Svelte and SvelteKit, focusing on static generation and custom asset pipelines. It explores using Tailwind CSS and Deno.

Examining the trend of mass-produced, non-genuine content on YouTube that mimics informative channels, often utilizing AI voice technology.

Building a fabric mod bisection tool helps developers efficiently pinpoint specific bugs within a modding environment, offering a focused approach to debugging.

A few notes on June's first album, "Too Bad We Grow Up," and the sound of their debut release. Discover their music here.

Ascent is my first complete game, developed for a Computer Graphics course. Explore the project details and see how the visual systems were implemented.

Suggesting renaming pointers in binary trees from positional terms like "left" and "right" to names conveying actual relationships, like lessThan or greaterOrEqual.

Investigating a common pitfall when manually implementing the equals method in Java inheritance structures. See how dynamic type checking resolves unexpected equality behaviors.

Using a Vite plugin to modify the SvelteKit 200.html fallback file, ensuring proper title and description tags for improved SEO.

Exploring Lua scripting within ComputerCraft, detailing scripts for mining contiguous resources and navigating paths within the simulation environment.

Building an RStudio environment on Android using Termux. Follow steps to install necessary components within Ubuntu and run the R server.

Investigating the onboarding process in ESO. This looks at how the game presents itself to newcomers, highlighting confusing direction and monotonous early gameplay experiences.

Combining archival research and image restoration techniques, this piece details bringing back the detail of an Evangelion album cover using specialized denoising and upscaling.

Curating valuable resources for real-time rendering, this collection provides documentation and learning materials related to OpenGL graphics development.

Exploring the practical reasons for selecting webindex.page. Good personal domain names are often unavailable, and the cost of short TLDs influenced this decision.

Building a portable computing setup under 500 euros. This explores options including Chromebooks, notebooks, and tablets, detailing the final configuration.

Exploring the utility of AI assistants like ChatGPT. See how this technology helps with coding, understanding math concepts, brainstorming ideas, and providing quick reference.

Exploring the concept of Friend Cloud, a hybrid friend network that mixes public and private cloud functionality. This discusses simple, aesthetic web experiences.

Experimenting with Wave Function Collapse for terrain generation, exploring methods like weighting tiles with noise maps and layered approaches.

Examining BBCode renderers on npm. Many available parsers rely on risky regex or introduce vulnerabilities like JavaScript injection risks.

Investigating third-party comment systems like Disqus revealed privacy concerns regarding embedded trackers. This prompted building a custom commenting solution using Firebase Firestore.

The edit page now includes markdown support, completing a major feature. Next steps involve adding comments, improving design, and implementing pagination.

Discovering old resources like nothings' 1999 article on software patents. Exploring the influence of developers like Sean Barrett, creator of stb_image for OpenGL rendering.

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