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• Sander @ Thursday at 2:12 pm

  Sitemaps can be in XML sitemap, RSS, or Atom formats. -- Best practices for XML sitemaps and RSS/Atom feeds

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• Sander @ March 29 at 5:12 pm

  #til In #Godot when you attach a node with a scale as a child of one that doesn't support scale (Node vs Node2D for example), there is a flicker as the card is rescaled. Convert the node to a scale supporting type to fix this.

• Sander @ March 5 at 9:35 am

  #til In Godot, if a scene is instantiated at design time and a child is added to it, does the child belongs to the scene whose tree is currently open, or the scene it's attached to?

  When duplicating a node (including a scene) at runtime it is the node tree where the node sits that is duplicated, so it includes the child. But if the scene is marked as a InstancePlaceholder, and create_instance() is called at runtime, it creates a instance of the scene, and any attached children have to be duplicated and attached to the instance with code. #Godot

• Sander @ March 1 at 12:19 pm

  #til In Godot, when you have a project containing a node MyNode that is a scene itself, and MyNode contains two child nodes within the scene and one is added as a child of MyNode in the project, the number of get_children() that a script belonging to the root node of the MyNode scene returns is 3. #godot

  

  

• Sander @ December 11 at 11:27 am

  #TIL Deleted files can be restored in JetBrains products' Local History feature, such as PHPStorm.

• Sander @ August 27 at 1:57 pm

  Macos' patch command is outdated and doesn't work with some modern patches. Homebrew has a gpatch (GNU's patch) which is up to date and the composer PHP utility takes advantage of this automatically if it's installed. #til

• Sander @ September 26, 2023 at 10:24 am

  When you want to create an exception to a add_header directive in nginx that is declared in an include, just declare it before it, as successive declarations of the same header are ignored. #til

• Sander @ August 16, 2023 at 10:10 am

  You can search GitHub wikis by using the search bar and then filtering by wiki. That's almost as nice as keeping your notes in a Lamb instance ;-) #TIL