-Transforming DX Engine Component Responses

This blog post describes five different techniques that you can use to transform the response of a Conscia DX Engine Orchestration Component. If you have any information or questions about transforming Component responses, please comment on this blog post. Update 15.Dec.2025: After years of frustration with WordPress, I am finally abandoning this blog. The contentContinue reading “-Transforming DX Engine Component Responses”

-Fetching Component and Template Definitions from the Conscia DX Engine

This blog post explains how you can fetch Component and Template definitions from the Conscia Digital Experience (DX) Engine using Conscia’s Webservice APIs. You can use this exported JSON to investigate Template and Component definitions offline, and you can store these definitions in a source code management system and even push them to other ConsciaContinue reading “-Fetching Component and Template Definitions from the Conscia DX Engine”

Consider Death as Your Goal in Life

The Samurai, a feudal Japanese sword-bearing warrior class with a philosophy incorporating Zen, Buddhism, Confucianism, and Shinto, were known to meditate constantly on achieving a glorious death in the service of their masters. This single component of their incredible range of disciplines maximized courage, allowing them to take appropriate risks to achieve various objectives while reducing the emotionalContinue reading “Consider Death as Your Goal in Life”

-Ubuntu Linux: Start Edge Browser in Private Mode by Default

This blog post explains a hack that you can use to configure the Microsoft Edge browser on Ubuntu Linux to start in private mode by default, even when clicking links in emails. Update 15.Dec.2025: After years of frustration with WordPress, I am finally abandoning this blog. The content will likely stay here for some time,Continue reading “-Ubuntu Linux: Start Edge Browser in Private Mode by Default”

-First Experiences with WebAssembly 

This blog post describes my first experiences with WebAssembly. I have always tried to avoid front-end development in general, and JavaScript in particular, especially for anything complex, and increasingly as the library churn has increased and relevant toolchains have demonstrated their significant risks. Recently, I investigated TypeScript, which has some advantages, but is just aContinue reading “-First Experiences with WebAssembly “

-Linux: Use Ctrl+Esc for Activities Overview

This blog post, intended to assist readers transitioning from Microsoft Windows to Linux, explains how to configure at least Ubuntu 20.04.4 LTS to show the Activities Overview when the user presses Ctrl+Esc, providing functionality that matches existing Windows usage patterns. Update 15.Dec.2025: After years of frustration with WordPress, I am finally abandoning this blog. TheContinue reading “-Linux: Use Ctrl+Esc for Activities Overview”

-Whether to Store Content Management Data Inline or Separately

This blog post provides perspective on when to store data inline, within a single entry in the content management system, and when to store some of that data in separate entries. If you have perspectives on this topic, please comment on this blog post. Update 15.Dec.2025: After years of frustration with WordPress, I am finallyContinue reading “-Whether to Store Content Management Data Inline or Separately”

-Limitation Forwarding though Godaddy Workspace Email to Google Gmail

This blog post describes a workaround for an issue that I experienced while configuring email forwarding, specifically using godaddy webmail email forwarding to gmail addresses. This issue may apply to other configurations and providers. To summarize, it appears that if you forward through godaddy Workspace Webmail to a gmail address, google does not seem toContinue reading “-Limitation Forwarding though Godaddy Workspace Email to Google Gmail”

-Reusing Modular Blocks with the Contentstack SaaS Content Platform

This blog post suggests patterns for reusing content from modular blocks fields of the Contentstack SaaS content platform. To address multiple possible interpretations of the phrase “reusing modular blocks” in the title: Update 15.Dec.2025: After years of frustration with WordPress, I am finally abandoning this blog. The content will likely stay here for some time,Continue reading “-Reusing Modular Blocks with the Contentstack SaaS Content Platform”