Changelog
Everything changes, as has been observed by insightful folks from the Buddha to Heraclitus to David Bowie.
Here are some particularly noteworthy changes.1
2026
- 2026-02-01: Added conditional MLA citation to pages, not just posts. Refined the
/aipage a bit. - 2026-01-31:
- Added this changelog page, an
/aipage, and aslashespage. - Changed the
/nowpage code. - Changed the sitewide footer section (adding 3 links & 2 buttons, having made sure the styling could accommodate many more).
- Changed the Liquid code that generates the RSS/Atom feeds to limit each to only include the most recent 20 posts.
- Added this changelog page, an
- 2026-01-26: Added ID Portfolio page and four project retrospectives. Add Jekyll-Tagories plug-in.
- 2026-01-11: Styled the RSS/Atom feeds.
- 2026-01-07: Add conditional citations (in MLA style) to pages & posts, minimally adapted from code shared on GitHub by the awesome folks at the UVA Library’s Scholars’ Lab.
- 2026-01-03: Add Shaarli-based Bookmarks section.
2025
- 2025-12-29: Added a new Semi-schematic category, to use like a professional newsletter.
- 2025-12-13: Changed the
/notespage to only have the Evergreen notes section open when the page initially loads. - 2025-09-13: Updated Webmention includes so totals are displayed.
- 2025-09-03: Add Webmentions.
2024
- 2024-05-10: Improved how Reading pages display.
- 2024-01-16: Add backlinks to notes & posts.
2023
- 2023-12-22: Add Liquid-based Bookmarks section.
- 2023-06-11: Add an automatic light mode.
- 2023-01-10: Added
/readingpage.
2022
- 2022-04-17: Added a
workflow.ymlGitHub file. This lets me use extra plug-ins beyond the standard ones allowed by GitHub Pages. - 2022-04-11: Added Liquid- & Jekyll-based Digital Garden.
2021
- 2021-09-21: Updated the color theme for CWI 101 and other CWI-related talks to use CWI’s new branding color palette.
2020
- 2020-07-19: Added
/nowpage, refined many other pages. - 2020-01-06: Started using remote version of Minimal Mistakes theme.
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Put differently, this is not a full, proper “semantic versioning”-style changelog, as much as I appreciate that format for software releases. ↩
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