I made made my website IPv6 ready on Linux in a few simple steps.
Out of the box self-hosting plausible expects you to create a new separate Postgres database. Here is my journey to make it work with a preexisting one.
The loading speed of my site improved dramatically in unideal conditions by not loading fonts from Google Fonts but self hosting them instead.
I made an Oracle APEX Plug-In that allows creating Slideover regions which slide in content from the side when opened.
Don't just hide Buttons when only some privileged users should be able to execute processes in Oracle APEX. With some JS you can still trigger them. Additionally use the read-only functionality where possible.
Chrome on mobile has a default accessibility feature that automatically shows a blue overlay when a touchscreen user taps on a clickable element. This post shows how to change the color or disable it completely.
Great News: APEX 20.2 is finally out and adds a Dropzone component. For me, it does not look as intuitive as the Plug-In did, so I tried to improve the UX of it with a few lines of CSS.
If you use sequences to generate primary key values make sure you use the checksum feature of APEX. Otherwise, users can easily discover data they should not be able to see by raising or lowering the numeric ID in the URL.
HTML 5 added a set of new HTML tags known as "semantic" tags to better structure websites. You should use them to avoid sinking in chaos with many levels of nested divs. They also have the benefit to make your website more accessible.
Tables make it hard to give hierarchy to data. To underline the importance of certain values in a table you can use chips that highlight the values with colors.
I want to share a little script I wrote which generates a DML scripts for blob values like images. The output script can be used in your schema install script with your other master data.
