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J'ai découvert l'économie régénérative à Lyon

Invité par Feve , je me suis rendu aux Rencontres de l’économie régénérative au Grand Hôtel-Dieu à Lyon. Si vous me suivez un peu, mon univers gravite assez loin de la planète économie, écologie ou même agriculture. Pourtant, ces conférences et ateliers ont été pour moi importants et m’ont permis de comprendre des enjeux qui nous touchent tous. Dans ce billet d’humeur je vous donne quelques éléments clés et des pistes de lecture pour vous aussi appréhender ces sujets.

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How to create a grid background in Figma

As I embark on a new project named Subnoto , I’ve been exploring various ways to create appealing designs using Figma. While Figma is often used for web design, I’ve found it incredibly useful for other purposes as well, including marketing and branding content.

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How to optimize image rendering with Hugo?

As you know this blog is built with Hugo . I’m looking at ways to improve the performance of the website and one of the critical point is to serve the minimal amount of data to the user. In this article I will show you how to optimize the images rendering with Hugo.

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Displaying my vinyl collection from the Discogs API

I recently started to collect vinyls and I wanted to display my collection on my website. I found that Discogs, a service that allows to catalog your vinyls, has a public API that can be used to retrieve the data of a user’s collection. I made use of the Hugo data templates to store the vinyl list and their details and dynamically generated the collection page.

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Building a dark mode theme switcher in SCSS

Few years ago I made a simple tutorial to explain how to build a dark mode theme switcher in CSS . Today I want to update it and show you how to do it in SCSS and how to use the default system theme.

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Migrating from a PHP CMS to a Markdown generated blog

I made this blog back in 2012, and at this time I discovered an awesome framework called Bolt CMS. It was created by a small web agency based in the Netherlands where I had the chance to do my internship. The CMS is built out of Symfony and uses Twig as a templating engine. It was a perfect fit for me as I was learning HTML, CSS and PHP at this time.

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Allowing multicast protocols on Cloudflare Warp

I use Cloudflare Warp (and the warp-cli on Linux) as my main VPN to access a bunch of resources. I usually never turn it off but I recently started to play with IOT devices. And guess what most of them uses protocols that rely on multicast packets for discovering devices on your local network, for instance SSDP and mDNS.

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