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Tiny Replay, now as an MCP server

Tiny Replay now has an MCP server. If Claude or ChatGPT can read your Strava, one sentence gets you an illustrated replay of your run. Two MCP servers that don't know each other, the one problem worth solving between them, and how to add it.

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Your run, ride or hike, as a tiny illustrated replay

I made an app that turns a run, a ride or a hike into an illustrated replay on the real map. Instead of telling you what it does, four details you can play with: the camera, the colour of the sky, the music and the video.

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To blog seriously, first I have to move to 2026

I ran an agent readiness scanner against my blog and it gave me the worst possible score. A few hours later it scores 100 as a content site. Claude Code did almost all the work, and the interesting part turned out to be the checks I decided not to pass.

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CSRF Protection para Hipsters

Disclaimer: No soy experto en seguridad, estas son notas sobre mi búsqueda. Estaba haciendo una PWA chiquita, sin romper nada, hasta que me tocó llegar a la parte de la autenticación.

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On keeping Web Development weird for the next generation

Enjoying a Spring Friday in December, looking for ways to ruin my existence, I was inclined to read a couple of pending resources from the excellent Rust Docs. Catching errors at compile time, Static type-checking, immutable bindings, we can do these things now in JavaScript — that’s amazing!

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Universal rendering with preact

In this article I explain a technique and conventions to follow in order to achieve Universal rendering (the ability to render an app both client and server side) using preact, node and redux.

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Exploring new techniques on building composable widgets for the web

During my first days at the Coral Project I experimented with a feature intimately related with the collaborative nature of the Cral initiative. The main idea is to build a tool to create embeddable widgets to embed into media sites giving more insights to the users about their contributions as well as other readers.

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