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https://www.coryd.dev/posts/2025/automating-my-reading-progress-updates · 16 Nov 2025
I've tracked my reading progress on my site for a bit now. I'd originally done this by fetching my progress from external APIs and sources on platforms like Oku , fetching and parsing the DOM on the StoryGraph and eventually importing and managing my own d...
https://www.coryd.dev/posts/2025/no-javascript-necessary · 3 Nov 2025
One of my ongoing efforts in building this site has been to embrace progressive enhancement and make it every bit as functional without JavaScript as it is with JavaScript. This has become much easier now that I've rebuilt the site using Laravel .
https://www.coryd.dev/posts/2025/evolving-my-personal-music-scrobbler · 17 Oct 2025
I've nearly entirely rewritten my site over the past few months. First, I refactored the frontend into a Laravel application that leveraged the same postgREST endpoints that my long-running 11ty site used. Next, I wrote a new administrative application in ...
https://www.coryd.dev/posts/2025/a-changelog · 30 Sep 2025
I've made a ton of changes to this site that I haven't yet written about. I likely will write about at least some of the changes given enough time, but I wanted to spit out a rough changelog in the meantime.
https://www.coryd.dev/posts/2025/importing-artist-and-album-data-from-navidrome · 31 Aug 2025
Since adopting Navidrome to stream my own music I've been tracking my listening activity from my instance and have recently added pages for all of the albums in my collection, with a record for each track and the track list and track duration displayed on ...
https://www.coryd.dev/posts/2025/this-site-runs-on-laravel · 28 Jul 2025
As I've continued to over-engineer this site, there's been a mounting tension between what is and isn't dynamic. What should be dynamic, what needs to be dynamic, how often a given page or element is updated.
https://matteogassend.com/articles/how-to-rebuild-a-personal-website · 15 Dec 2024
The first website I ever had was built on wordpress; it was a way for my friends and me to write small articles in things we liked at the time (like the Lavender Town Syndrome - yes, it was a long time ago) and share it with one another. Since then, said w...