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Robin Rendle on the "Feeling" of Software and Blog Maintenance

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Robin Rendle on the "Feeling" of Software and Blog Maintenance

Summary & Key Takeaways ​

  • The author implemented smart resizing and lazy loading for images in his /photos section to improve performance.
  • He discusses the challenge of maintaining a blog and ensuring updates don't add too much "faff."
  • The blog switched to MD UI for navigation and titles, utilizing a variable font for future-proofing design.
  • He expresses a strong appreciation for the aesthetics of MD UI at large sizes and the unique italics of MD IO.
  • The author fixed a "flash of text" issue during navigation, likely related to FOUC or FOUT.

Our Commentary ​

I really appreciate Robin Rendle's style of writing. "Software is a feeling" perfectly encapsulates what some of us, engineers, designers sense. Sometimes it's hard to describe, but still - the software feels just-right. If you're into reading a bit personal, but still - engineering journals - then this post is just for you 😃

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