Skip to main content

Search

Items tagged with: kitten


As of the latest commit, Kitten now deduplicates/combines all styles on a page into a single style tag in the head.

(So don’t worry about returning styles from your components which are used multiple times in the page. The styles will only be added once. Unless you‘re fetching just the component over the wire via htmx, in which case they’ll still be sent but there’s also no harm in that. I’m looking at improving component authoring further as we go.)

https://codeberg.org/kitten/app

#kitten #SmallWeb


Remember, every time you pay with a card or an app, a little #kitten dies.

https://www.spectator.co.uk/article/the-tyranny-of-card-only-payments/

#cash protects #privacy

Stock image source: https://www.dreamstime.com/baby-cat-ginger-kitten-sleeping-under-blanket-couch-knitted-two-cats-cuddling-hugging-domestic-animal-sleep-cozy-nap-time-image155641371
Two very cute little kittens, one marked for death, if you pay with your card, the other one marked for death, if you pay with an app.


🐈 Artist: #DavidZinn in City: #AnnArbor USA 🇺🇸 -
🔴Title: "Jasper prepares for a long week of self-control." 🎄
🔴 "Jasper bereitet sich auf eine lange Woche der Selbstbeherrschung vor." 🎄- #Streetart #Art #Mastoart #Mural #Graffiti #Artwork #Kitten #xmas #Chalkart #sidewalkchalk 💕
Streetart. Chalkart on the Sidewalk. Small cat with a Christmas tree ball.


Small Web sites will require JavaScript to sign in.

Why?

To protect your privacy.

We use public-key authentication (which I’m implementing as we speak) so your secret is never stored on the server and you only enter it in places you own and control.

(I can already see some folks up in arms about this because JavaScript Bad™ so I just checked in the initial copy for the page that gets displayed if JavaScript is off.)

#SmallWeb #Kitten #SmallTech #JavaScript #cryptography #authentication
Screenshot of https://localhost/sign-in in a browser. Web page contents follow:

Title: Sign-in requires JavaScript

Heading: What should I do?

Strong: Please turn JavaScript on in your browser.

If you’re using a browser extension like JavaScript Toggle On and Off (link), please make sure that it’s toggled on.

Heading: Why?

Strong: To protect your privacy.

Your secret is yours and yours alone. You should only enter and store it in places that you (and you alone) own and control.

While your browser runs on your machine and is in your control, your server might be hosted by someone else. So your server never knows or stores your secret.

In case you’re interested in the technical details, signing in makes use of public-key cryptography (link).

Heading: But isn’t all JavaScript evil?

No.

Like all code, it depends on who owns and controls it and what it does.

This is a Small Web (link) site powered by Kitten (link). All the JavaScript here is free and open. You own and control this site and all of the code that powers it works to protect your interests and your interests alone.


A cute #kitten warrior (author unknown)
Kitty in the (c)attack


uhm… hi? may i help you?
#cats #kitten

Este sitio web utiliza cookies. Si continúa navegando por este sitio web, usted acepta el uso de las cookies.