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## Summary A cleanup pass across the blog: route and feed bugs fixed, SEO basics added, smaller and lazier images, accessibility fixes, and a real README. No content or design changes beyond small fixes. ## Bug fixes - **Tag/category pages**: static params now use slugs, so pre-rendered pages match the links (before, `/tags/standard-model` was only rendered on demand and the pre-built pages said "Tag not found"). Unknown slugs now return a real 404, and there's a new not-found page. - **Recently updated**: sorts by last modification *before* taking the top 5, so older posts that were updated recently now show up. - **Atom feed**: `rel="self"` now points to `/feed.xml` (was `/feed`); `<updated>` uses the `updated` frontmatter field. - **No-JS flash**: the `no-js` → `js` class swap runs in an inline `<head>` script before first paint, not after hydration. - **Markdown links**: only internal paths go through `next/link`; `#anchors`, `mailto:` and links without an `href` no longer break. - **Invalid HTML**: images in a paragraph together with text (e.g. "**Screenshots:**" followed by images on the Projects page) produced `<p><figure>` and a hydration error. Those paragraphs are now split. - **Dates**: frontmatter dates are normalized to ISO, so `<time datetime>` values are valid. Formatting is pinned to Europe/Prague so a UTC build server can't shift a date by a day. ## SEO - `sitemap.xml` and `robots.txt` - Canonical URLs, Twitter cards and a feed link on every page, built by a shared `pageMetadata()` helper - Generated Open Graph images: a site card, and for each post its cover image or a branded title card (pre-rendered at build time) - `BlogPosting` JSON-LD on post pages ## Performance - Only the post cover and the latest-post image are preloaded (was: every image) - In-post image quality 100 → 90, plus responsive `sizes` - Screenshots downscaled to 1800px wide; `linkboard-old.png` converted to WebP (3.1 MB → 60 KB) - `CodeWrapper` is now a server component; only the copy button ships to the client - Mermaid CDN script pinned to `11.17.2` for reproducible builds ## Accessibility - Accessible names for icon-only links (share, social, mobile nav) and `aria-current` on active nav items - Copy button: uses React state instead of mutating `innerHTML`, handles clipboard errors, announces the result to screen readers, and is no longer inside an `aria-hidden` header - Code-block line numbers hidden from screen readers - Image captions: the Markdown `"title"` becomes the caption; captions that only repeat the alt text are hidden from screen readers ## Content & maintenance - **Frontmatter validation**: a missing or malformed field fails the build and names the file, instead of rendering a broken post - **`draft: true` support**: drafts only render in development - About/Projects/Setup pages share one `MarkdownPage` component; tag/category lists share `PostList` - Markdown rendering is cached, so metadata and page share one render - New README covering features, env vars, frontmatter schema, Markdown extensions and deployment - Removed unused ESLint setup and the unrelated `hast` package; `oxlint`, `oxfmt` and `puppeteer` moved to devDependencies (locked versions unchanged) - Typo fix in the Tessera cover alt text; removed unused `math`/`mermaid` flags from two posts ## Deployment notes - **`SITE_URL` is now required**: the build fails with a clear error if it's missing. - **Puppeteer is a devDependency now**: Nixpacks installs dev dependencies for the build by default, but check that Mermaid diagrams render on the first deploy (the Standard Model post has one). ## Testing - `tsc --noEmit` and `bun run lint` pass - `bun run build` passes; all 81 pages are generated statically - Smoke-tested `next start`: posts, tags, categories, feed, sitemap and OG images return 200; unknown tags and routes return 404 - No block elements nested inside `<p>` in any built page Reviewed-on: #1
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title: First Post
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description: Welcome to my blog! I'm Frank Borisjuk, a software developer with a passion for technology, reading, and gaming. Join me on this journey as I share my thoughts, projects, and passions with you.
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date: 2024-08-04 15:00:00 +0200
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category: Introduction
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tags: [introduction, about, tech, books, games]
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Hello and welcome to my blog! I'm Frank Borisjuk, and I'm thrilled to have you here on this new journey of sharing my thoughts, projects, and passions with you.
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## A Bit About Me
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As you may have read on my "[About](/about)" page, I'm a 20-year-old software developer from Czechia with a passion for technology, reading, and gaming. When I'm not coding, you'll likely find me lost in a good book or enjoying a game with rich storytelling, like _Hollow Knight_ or _Stardew Valley_. I also love the creativity involved in _Dungeons & Dragons_ and _Warhammer 40k_, where I get to build new worlds and adventures. Additionally, I stay active by going to the gym regularly, which helps me maintain a balanced lifestyle.
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## What to Expect
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On this blog, I'll be sharing a mix of content, including:
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- **Tech Insights**: From programming tips to insights on the latest technologies, I'll delve into the world of web development and beyond.
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- **Book and Game Recommendations**: If you’re a fellow bookworm or gamer, you might find some interesting recommendations or reviews here.
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- **Personal Musings**: Expect a few thoughts on life, learning, and the creative processes behind my projects.
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## Why I Started This Blog
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I wanted to create a space where I could share not only my knowledge and experiences but also connect with like-minded individuals. Whether you’re interested in tech, books, or just want to follow along with my projects and adventures, I hope this blog will offer something of value to you.
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Thank you for stopping by, and here’s to many interesting discussions and discoveries ahead!
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Best, <br />
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Frank
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