Tag: astro
Making My Blog AT Protocol Ready: standard.site Records from a Cloudflare Build
A full walkthrough of putting a static blog into the atmosphere: claiming the domain as an AT Protocol handle, publishing each post as a signed standard.site record, serving the two verification endpoints from a Worker, and wiring the whole thing into the deploy so writing a post is the only step left.
Publishing isn't posting — putting my blog on AT Protocol
I wired this blog into AT Protocol using the Standard.site lexicon. It does less than the name suggests, and the interesting part was deciding what not to send.
What is Standard.Site? Next gen RSS
Think of this a bit like: advanced RSS where publishers can see number of subscribers a way to subscribe without cluttering your email inbox and also find the blogs of the people you already follow online. The subscriptions are tied to your Atmosphere account (your Bluesky account.) a schema or lexicon for those technically inclined...
ブログをStandard.siteに対応させた
このブログの記事をStandard.siteに対応させました。
There and back again, the long way round to publishing a blog post
As if I hadn't already written enough about my atproto rabbit hole, this time it's how markdown in my Obsidian vault becomes records in my PDS becomes HTML on a website.
How I Built and Deployed My Photography Website: Astro on Cloudflare Workers
A full walkthrough of putting this site online: starting from my astro-photo-folio template, buying the domain, deploying to Cloudflare Workers with static assets, automating a build on every push, and running a privacy-friendly view counter on D1.
A Month Without Frontier Models
How I Built Yarrow
Publishing the Blog to the ATProto Ecosystem with site.standard.document
How I integrated my Astro static blog with the Standard.site lexicon to publish records to ATProto with Bluesky replies as comments and Bluesky post auto-discovery
Rita Kozlov and Steve Faulkner - Cloudflare
Rita Kozlov and Steve Faulkner from Cloudflare dive into the major Vite acquisition and how it fits their AI and developer tools strategy.
ブログ画像をCloudflare R2で配信している
このブログの画像配信の仕組みと、圧縮スクリプトについての記録です。
Migrating my blog to Astro (with Claude)
Building bdbch.com: How I built my new site in a day
How I rebuilt my personal website using Astro, Motion, some AI agents, and an embarrassingly small token bill.
ブログにギャラリーページを作った
Blueskyへ投稿した画像を並べるギャラリーページをブログに追加しました。
A static site that takes pull requests
Out of Office stores its data in a JSON file in git, not a database. Why, and when this pattern fits.
The Programmer’s Fulcrum: 24 April, 2026
This post originally appeared on The Fulcrum. Welcome to this week's The Programmer's Fulcrum. It's your weekly curation of the essential news in the Open Media Network and Fediverse development communities with a focus on devastating big tech via Techno Anarchism. We aim to provide actionable content you can use to destroy Techno Feudalism each...
Pulling Leaflet posts into Astro as a content source
A custom content-layer loader that fetches Leaflet documents from the ATProto PDS and renders them as first-class blog posts
The Fulcrum 10 April, 2026
Welcome to this week's The Programmer's Fulcrum. It's your weekly review of the essential news in the Open Media Network and Fediverse development communities with a focus on devastating big tech via Techno Anarchism. We aim to provide actionable content you can use to destroy Techno Feudalism each week. It has the additional benefit of...
Better code blocks with the Astro Expressive Code integration
today iain learned: How to build better and more accessible code blocks with the Astro Expressive Code integration
Devlog - Late March - looking for work and updates on projects
A small devlog update for what I've been working on in late March 2026
ブログを刷新した
ブログをAstroとCloudflare Workersで刷新しました。
markdownのdateが日本でまずい
時間問題を今更修正した
standard.siteのテスト記事
sequoiaでやってみた
standard.site対応サイトの記事を表示するようにした
対応が大変
Tufte-Style Sidenotes in Astro
Adding Tufte-style margin notes to Astro without JavaScript.
Announcing astro-standard-site - bring your Astro blog to ATProto
An NPM package to connect your Astro blog to ATProto using the Standard.site lexicon, or the story in which Bryan finally creates a website.
Building My 2025 Year in Review Page with Astro
How I built an interactive year-in-review page using Astro's content collections, pulling together blog posts, movies, books, music, and more into a single retrospective. Plus: polaroid selfies, goals for 2026, and lessons about actually tracking things throughout the year.
How VS Code Snippets can improve your workflow when working with Astro
Learn how to create and use VS Code snippets to quickly insert frontmatter for Astro content collections. This guide shows how snippets can automate repetitive tasks, speed up Markdown and MDX editing, and improve your Astro workflow.
How I built and deployed this blog
How I built and deployed the blog, with a minimal description of Astro static site generator, AWS CDK, Cloudfront, and S3
Svelte 5 Patterns (Part 3): Async + Remote
Demos with code snippets / REPLs included
Francois Best - Nuqs and URL State Management
Francois Best explains how Nuqs solves React URL state management challenges with elegant serialization and router adapter solutions.
web design is so EEEEE
i am suffering
something is hiding on this website
i am hiding things
i am an astronaut
This is the first post on this blog
Astro Integrations Explained
Learn about the basics of Astro's integration system, the foundation of the Astro Ecosystem!
The Evolution of My Personal Websites - A Journey Through the "Eras"
2024 in Review
To me, 2024 has been a bit different than previous years, mainly for two reasons. A lot has happened at a rather high pace and I learned a lot but with little rest and time for recaps. So I’m writing this kind of as a retrospective and as a log of my learnings and milestones. And to update my [portfolio](/).
Scheduling posts and links
I updated my post, link and syndication feed query logic to allow for post scheduling.
MDX Tests: Astro & Svelte 5 & Canvas
Astro: First impressions
My first impressions of Astro, a web framework for content-driven websites.
Behind the blog
How Mahib's Margins is built with Astro, Markdown, React, Tailwind CSS, GitHub Actions, GitHub Pages, Cloudflare, and R2.
Implement a WebFinger endpoint in Astro
How to have Mastodon on your own domain without hosting a server. Kind of.
Astro RSS MDX
Showing more love for Astro, now that we can finally render MDX in RSS content.