Jonas Parnow
@jonasparnow.com
Information design and data visualisation. Cares about the climate crisis, post-digital media and technological justice. I like code and smoothies.
https://links.jonasparnow.com
📍Berlin
https://links.jonasparnow.com
📍Berlin
I’m happy to hear that!
For me, 2025 has definitely been the year of making technological decisions based not just on technical requirements, but also on the people behind them.
For me, 2025 has definitely been the year of making technological decisions based not just on technical requirements, but also on the people behind them.
December 8, 2025 at 1:37 PM
I’m happy to hear that!
For me, 2025 has definitely been the year of making technological decisions based not just on technical requirements, but also on the people behind them.
For me, 2025 has definitely been the year of making technological decisions based not just on technical requirements, but also on the people behind them.
You might want to consider using UnoCSS by @antfu.me, given this: bsky.app/profile/jare...
I’ve been very happy with the Tailwind Preset that UnoCSS provides.
I’ve been very happy with the Tailwind Preset that UnoCSS provides.
Just in case you were wondering, Mr. Tailwind CSS himself is all cool with the fashy vibe. (This comes as no surprise to anyone paying any attention for the last several years…he's always palling around with best buddy DHH.)
November 27, 2025 at 8:14 AM
You might want to consider using UnoCSS by @antfu.me, given this: bsky.app/profile/jare...
I’ve been very happy with the Tailwind Preset that UnoCSS provides.
I’ve been very happy with the Tailwind Preset that UnoCSS provides.
Using all the different services is a bit of an overload, but in some locations the results are not that useful, so a fallback.
For the temperature, I use the average in the end.
I use Notion because I can add extra notes, such as the manually measured water temperature and duration, from my phone.
For the temperature, I use the average in the end.
I use Notion because I can add extra notes, such as the manually measured water temperature and duration, from my phone.
November 19, 2025 at 8:08 PM
Using all the different services is a bit of an overload, but in some locations the results are not that useful, so a fallback.
For the temperature, I use the average in the end.
I use Notion because I can add extra notes, such as the manually measured water temperature and duration, from my phone.
For the temperature, I use the average in the end.
I use Notion because I can add extra notes, such as the manually measured water temperature and duration, from my phone.
It also requests additional location information from Google Geocoder and 3geonames. All of this information is then put into a Notion table. The edge function then triggers a rebuild of the website. Meanwhile, the shortcut formats an SMS message to send to my partner.
November 19, 2025 at 8:08 PM
It also requests additional location information from Google Geocoder and 3geonames. All of this information is then put into a Notion table. The edge function then triggers a rebuild of the website. Meanwhile, the shortcut formats an SMS message to send to my partner.
I have an iOS shortcut that collects the user’s location and the current weather, and sends this information to a Netlify edge function. The function then uses the geolocation to request additional weather information from OpenMeteo and WeatherAPI.
November 19, 2025 at 8:08 PM
I have an iOS shortcut that collects the user’s location and the current weather, and sends this information to a Netlify edge function. The function then uses the geolocation to request additional weather information from OpenMeteo and WeatherAPI.
I believe it’s ”bring your own key“
November 19, 2025 at 6:58 PM
I believe it’s ”bring your own key“
And one that is public by me: eisbaden.jonasparnow.com
November 14, 2025 at 1:50 PM
And one that is public by me: eisbaden.jonasparnow.com
Good to know. Thanks!
October 26, 2025 at 7:03 PM
Good to know. Thanks!
How is their linting different? Would you not recommend using it?
October 24, 2025 at 5:17 PM
How is their linting different? Would you not recommend using it?
I‘m really excited about that! I’m sure you gonna create something good, Gregor.
I’m currently very happy with Layercake, but that might be a different use case.
I’m currently very happy with Layercake, but that might be a different use case.
May 1, 2025 at 10:52 AM
I‘m really excited about that! I’m sure you gonna create something good, Gregor.
I’m currently very happy with Layercake, but that might be a different use case.
I’m currently very happy with Layercake, but that might be a different use case.
That’s very good to know! Thanks for pointing that out.
April 11, 2025 at 6:43 AM
That’s very good to know! Thanks for pointing that out.
