1. 📯 letter@marcus.io Issue #1: Upload filters, Web Accessibility, and a video series for a great CMS

    Hello everyone! I won't go too much into meta territory, but let me say just this - thanks for your subscription to my little newsletter and make this little experiment work! But now for the essential part - here are some links worth reading: Politics It may not be the ...

  2. [Übersetzung] Die EU-Urheberrechtsreform ist eine extrem schlechte Nachricht für alle, sogar - und besonders - für Wikipedia

    (The following is the German translation of Cory Doctorow's article "The EU's Copyright Proposal is Extremely Bad News for Everyone, Even (Especially!) Wikipedia" published by the EFF. Original article and translation are licensed with CC BY 3.0) Die anstehende Aktualisierung der EU-Urheberrechtsrichtlinie wird am 20. oder 21. Juni im Ausschuss und Anfang Juli ...

  3. Developing websites for Apple Watch [Updated]

    Apple's WWDC 2018 keynote was rather boring - at least if you are not a fan of the snapchatification of each and every messenger app. But roughly in the middle of the keynote, right between Apple Watch's life-saving capabilities and a very American multi-tasking demonstration (#mommyforthewin) there was a rather interesting ...

  4. GDPR and SaaS: Data processing agreements only in business products? [updated with GitHub statement]

    While doing my data stocktaking and writing my record of data processing activities I had in mind that I use GitHub for the storage of my Git repositories which, possibly and most likely, could include personal data of my customers (remember: even a name or e-mail address counts as personal ...

  5. A web freelancer in GDPR land: The Pool of Tears

    It's been a long time since my previous GDPR article, and luckily in the last months many informative blog posts appeared - and some of them are even aiming for small business and web developers (you can find a small link collection at the end this text). Disclaimer: All information ...