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I'm aiming to setup a space for more interactive UX experiments. My current Hugo blog has held up well with my scale of content but doesn't play nicely with modern Javascript frameworks, where most of the open source energy is currently invested.
In Javascript, using async/await is a cleaner approach compared to use of callbacks. Occasionally, you run into useful but older modules that you'd like to use in the more modern way.
There is a website I log into often that I protect with 2FA. One thing that bothers me about this process is that the 2FA screen does not immediately focus to the input, so I can immediately start entering my 2FA code. Today, I tackled that problem.
Markdown is useful tool -- these blog posts are written in it. I like Markdown because once you learn it, it feels invisible. It is minimal and intuitive. However, sometimes you need it to do things a little differently.