Microformats2 for a Personal Website - Making Your Pages Understandable to Machines
When I first added an RSS feed and Webmentions to a personal website, the pages looked exactly the same to human visitors. Under the surfac…
Graduated from SMK Electrical Engineering in 2014, became active in blogging, writing SEO articles, designing, editing videos, and tinkering with Android and Blogspot. After completing Bachelor's degree in Computer Systems at STEKOM University, continued to master Windows, Linux, LAN networks, WordPress CMS websites, and exploring AI tools.
150 articlesAugust 9, 2026
When I first added an RSS feed and Webmentions to a personal website, the pages looked exactly the same to human visitors. Under the surfac…
August 9, 2026
Logging in usually means borrowing an identity from a large platform. A button marked “Continue with Google” is convenient, but it quietly …
August 9, 2026
Publishing on social media often feels like renting a lively shop in a mall. The crowd is already there, but the landlord controls the door…
August 8, 2026
Fast broadband can make a website feel finished before it has truly been tested. The page opens instantly on a developer's laptop, the hero…
August 8, 2026
Publishing on a personal website can feel strangely quiet. You may spend an evening shaping an idea, press publish, and then watch the conv…
August 8, 2026
For years, I treated the internet like a river that had to be watched continuously. If I looked away from social media, an important articl…
August 7, 2026
For a long time, I treated my personal homepage like the label on a cardboard box: useful enough to identify me, but not worth opening. It …
August 7, 2026
Building a Digital Garden — A Calmer System for Personal Knowledge For years, I treated notes like a drawer full of charging cables: every …
August 7, 2026
Access Control Reviews for Small Organizations — Keeping the Right Doors Open In a small organization, access often grows quietly. Someone …
August 6, 2026
Database Indexing for Small Applications — Finding Data Before It Finds You Most database problems do not arrive with an alarm. A small app…
