9P (or the Plan 9 Filesystem Protocol) is a simple protocol for accessing remote file systems. It was developed for the Plan 9 operating system but has found use in other contexts.
In this post, we'll explore how to set up a basic 9P server and client connection, and how it can be used to create distributed systems.
In a world of increasingly complex websites, sometimes the most powerful statement is simplicity itself. A minimal blog puts the focus where it belongs: on your content.
With fewer distractions, readers can engage more deeply with your ideas, leading to better retention and more meaningful interactions.
There's an elegance to plain text that formatted documents often lack. Plain text is portable, future-proof, and accessible. It's the perfect format for long-term content storage.
In this article, we explore how plain text formats like Markdown are revolutionizing content creation and why they might be the perfect solution for your blogging needs.
Fixed positioning in CSS allows elements to remain in the same place even when the user scrolls the page. This technique is perfect for navigation elements, headers, and of course, logos.
By using fixed positioning for our logo, we ensure it's always visible to users without interfering with the content layout or flow, regardless of screen size or resolution.
Responsive web design ensures that your content looks good on all devices, from mobile phones to desktop monitors. The key principles include fluid layouts, flexible images, and CSS media queries.
With the increasing variety of screen sizes and resolutions, responsive design is no longer optional—it's essential for providing a good user experience.