Next I'm implementing some sort of search functionality. So, you enter a term like "WebGL" and the entire database is filtered by that term.
Nope. It'll come eventually.
Weekdays around 5 pm ECT (European time).
In Markdown files, which makes it open source. You're free to use the data anyhow you like.
I gather the content from Twitter, i.e. from the tweets of the ~130 people I follow on Twitter. Usually, I select around 40-50 tweets (potential entries). Then, based on those tweets I create around 20-30 entries for the daily.
- Open Web Platform (including the open standards that comprise it)
- JavaScript (the core language and libraries written in it)
- web-browsers (including their development tools)
- front-end web-development in general
- open source to some degree (e.g. GitHub related content)
- openness (open data)
- privacy
The general rule is that the content should be recent (say, less than 2 weeks old) and relevant for the majority of visitors.
Sure. Just mention @simevidas on Twitter.