Building a JAM stack using Elixir, Phoenix, Jekyll, and JavaScript.

Posts

• 2021-02-08 04:45:00 +0000

  Using Elixir

  I have decided to expand and refocus this blog on learning Elixir and Phoenix now. I’m still using Jekyll to generate static HTML pages for this blog, but in order to consider the whole JAM stack, some attention to server-side development is still needed.

• 2020-06-29 03:45:00 +0000

  Media File Type Tags

  This blog post presents a simple example of JAM stack (JavaScript, API, and Markup). It’s based on an example from Hacking del.icio.us, 2006 ¹, updated to use Pinboard JSON feeds. I quote the book and offer my updates below.

  1. Orchard, Leslie M. Hacking del.icio.us, 2006. ↩

• 2020-06-26 03:45:00 +0000

  Pinboard outlasts del.icio.us!

  When Leslie M. Orchard wrote Hacking del.icio.us in 2006 ¹, the del.icio.us ² online bookmarking service was still a very popular and vibrant social bookmarking site.

  1. Orchard, Leslie M. “Hacking del.icio.us”, Wiley Publishing, Inc. 2006. ↩

  2. wikipedia article about del.icio.us ↩