Quick example using AWS Node.js SDK V3 for Signed URLs

This probably falls into the "it was easy for everyone else in the world but me" bucket, but I really struggled to find good search results for this and figured I'd better write it down so when I google for it again in a few months, I'll find my own blog.

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Using Goodreads Data in Eleventy - Update

Yesterday I shared a blog post where I detailed how to take your data export from Goodreads and make use of it in an Eleventy site.

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Using Goodreads Data in Eleventy

I've been a Goodreads user for a few years now, and much like how I use other 'tracking' services, I'm not there for other folks' reading lists or recommendations, but instead, as a way to track what I've read.

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Links For You

Happy June folks.

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Using Web Components in Alpine.js

To be honest, the TLDR for this entire post is, "It just works", so I'd more than understand if you stop reading, but like most things in my life, I like to see it working to reassure myself of the fact.

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Adding Form Participation Support to Web Components

Many years ago when the web platform began to really improve, when everything was "HTML5 this" and "HTML5 that", I remember being particularly excited by the updates to forms.

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Links For You

Welcome to another "Links For You" post.

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Eleventy by Example, by Bryan Robinson

I'd like to think I know Eleventy pretty well.

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Handling Web Component Removal with disconnectedCallback

MDN does a fairly good job of covering the lifecycle events for web components but one in particular got my attention today, disconnectedcallback.

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My First Web Components Presentation - May 30

I am super excited (and a bit scared) to announce I'll be giving my first presentation on web components later this month.

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Updating and Supporting URL Parameters in Alpine.js

I think most of my readers know, when I get an idea in my head, I tend to go pretty deep into it.

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Add Streaming to Your Jamstack Site in Minutes

Last week I had the distinct pleasure of being on my buddy Todd Sharp's live stream, Streaming on Streaming.

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Links For You

Greetings from Tuscaloosa where I'm about two hours or so away from seeing my eldest walk across the stage and get his diploma at the University of Alabama.

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My Experience at Antiques Roadshow

So, as this is my blog, nothing is really "off-topic", but this is probably the most OT thing I've ever shared here.

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Updating and Supporting URL Parameters in JavaScript

Not quite a long time ago, but roughly two years ago I wrote a blog post on updating and supporting, URL parameters with Vue.

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Creating a Web Component for Reveal.js (Follow-up)

This weekend I blogged about a web component experiment wrapping the excellent Reveal.

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Creating a Web Component for Reveal.js

I've been a fan of Reveal.

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Testing the Web Share API

A week or so ago I discovered the Web APIs list on MDN.

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Need Help with ColdFusion?

As folks know, I love it when yall send me questions via email.

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Using the Cookie Store API

Today while browsing a list of web APIs over at MDN, I ran across one that surprised me - the Cookie Store API.

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Using Speech Synthesis and Recognition with Alpine.js

Recently, I worked on two interesting (imho!) articles for our blog at work on integrating web APIs with the Adobe PDF Embed API.

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Links For You

Today's Links For You is a special one, not just because it's my birthday, but.

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Working with CloudCannon and Eleventy - My Experience

I've been working with the Jamstack (in its various iterations and names) for many years now.

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WebC Updates in Eleventy - Looping

Last week I took a look at updates to WebC support in Eleventy, specifically if/else support.

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Awesome Algolia Updates (and some fixes here...)

I've been a huge fan, and user, of Algolia for a while now.

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