Sander van Dragt's Notes

• Sander 3 hours ago

  Lamb 0.10.0-rc2 is out: with webmentions, reply posts, WebSub, syntax highlighting, draft preview links, image paste, WebP conversion, a new default theme, one-command upgrades, Docker images, and faster page caching. It's a release candidate, so feedback is very welcome. #lamb #projects

• Sander 21 hours ago

  Added WebSub support to #Lamb today, allowing realtime feed updates, by pinging a hub. Go #Indieweb!

• Sander Yesterday at 5:40 pm

  Having operating system sources and a capable code assistant available is a powerful combination!

• Sander Wednesday at 9:57 pm

  In reply to vandragt.com

  I added a small elementaryOS patch for the terminal to open OSC 8 hyperlinks on ctrl-click, used by for example Claude Code. #elementaryos-patches #projects

• Sander Wednesday at 12:05 pm

  Updated my elementaryos-patches workflow. It now has a ep rebuild --all command which fetches the latest source, re-applies the patches, builds and installs in one go. #elementaryos-patches #projects

• Sander Tuesday at 10:56 pm

  After yesterday's release, I'm already working on the next version of #Lamb, and webmentions will feature heavily! #projects

• Sander Tuesday at 8:57 am

  #til Wow, it turns out browsers really made me think the tabs are important. It feels as if my brain has been using them as a todo-list proxy, making me feel I get things done by closing tabs and working through them. After hiding tabs in the interface and relying on a todo list, my day seems more purposeful.

• Lamb 0.9.0

  Sander Monday at 11:00 am

  I've just released a new version of Lamb, and it's in use on this very site! Setup your timezone and schedule your posts and they will appear in your timeline and feeds even with relative dates by using the created front-matter! More info on the scheduling page of the docs.

  Lamb has a brand new Notes theme you can pick through the settings by setting theme = 2026, but this reminds me to make it the new default for the next version. I think it's beautiful and aligns nicely with the simple low-friction values of the project.

  

  We also incorporated some best practices from the Micro.blog book, and all Lamb blogs now have JSON Feeds and Atom feeds have been optimised.

  

  I hope the friction free nature brings back (or instills) the passion for blogging, let me know how you find Lamb!

  Originally written on lamb-releases.

  #lamb #projects

• Sander Sunday at 2:40 pm

  Launching a new weekend project Pysize: Find the install size of a PyPI package — wheel + all dependencies #projects #pysize

• Sander May 29 at 12:39 pm

  If only delivery companies would deliver parcels to post offices, who then deliver all the parcels in one go once a day. Update: I guess that's a PO Box does #til.