#combine-pagination

[just-ghaleon]

State of the Ghaleon Zine:

Gonna just start splopping stuff together into a paginated file today.

Didn't get as much finished as I'd have liked, but at its core it's mainly just something I'd like to have on my table for the sake of having a new zine on my table. Not entirely confident I've got enough time to get it POD'd thru lulu... but I'll give it a shot. Worse comes to worse, I'll see if the local printer can spit out a dozen copies for me to saddle-staple myself at home.

Kinda frustrated with how my usual combination of ambition squelched by fatigue and overwhelm came in to play with this project, but at the very least 1) it's got me back into the habit of chipping away at my wips a little bit every day and 2) had been an invaluable warm-up for putting together the Queer Lunar Zine.

Speaking of which, do we need another year to let that project cook? I'm feeling like the deadlines for that one might be too short for everybody.

Gonna ponder on that later, right now I need to eat breakfast and review margin and bleed settings for the hundredth time...

[yaellaharpe-blog]

The Golden Orphism Book, the oldest book in the world.

El Libro del Orfismo de Oro, el libro más antiguo del mundo.

(English / Español / Italiano)

Perhaps the oldest multi-page book in the world, dating from around 660 BC, it was discovered in the Strouma River in Bulgaria. The book is made of six sheets of twenty-four carat gold, each 5x4.5 cm, held together by rings. The Book of Golden Orphism, created over 2500 years ago, contains illustrations of a horse, a mermaid, a harp, soldiers, and text in the Etruscan language. The book was anonymously donated to the National Museum of History in Sofia, where it is currently housed. The authenticity of the book has been confirmed by two experts in Sofia and London, according to the museum's director. The Etruscans were a people originating from Lydia, in what is now Turkey, settling in central Italy about three thousand years ago. Thracian Orphism combined the cult of the Earth and the cult of the Sun, personified by Orpheus and Zalmoxis.

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Quizás es el libro de varias páginas más antiguo del mundo, datado hacia el 660 a.C, fue descubierto en el río Strouma, en Bulgaria. El libro está hecho de seis láminas de oro de veinticuatro quilates, de 5 x 4,5 cm cada una, unidas por dos anillos. El Libro del Orfismo de Oro, creado hace más de 2500 años, contiene ilustraciones de un caballo, una sirena, un arpa, soldados, y texto en lengua etrusca. El libro fue donado anónimamente al Museo Nacional de Historia de Sofia, donde se encuentra actualmente. La autenticidad del libro ha sido confirmada por dos expertos en Sofía y Londres, según el director del museo. Los etruscos fueron un pueblo originario de Lidia, en lo que es actualmente Turquía, asentándose en la Italia central hace tres mil años aproximadamente. El orfismo tracio combinaba el culto a la Tierra y el culto al Sol, personificado por Orfeo y Zalmoxis.

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Forse il più antico libro a più pagine del mondo, risalente al 660 a.C. circa, è stato rinvenuto nel fiume Strouma in Bulgaria. Il libro è composto da sei fogli d'oro a ventiquattro carati, de 5 x 4,5 cm ciascuno, tenuti insieme da due anelli.

Il Libro dell'Orfismo d'Oro, creato oltre 2500 anni fa, contiene illustrazioni di un cavallo, una sirena, un'arpa, soldati e testi in lingua etrusca. Il libro è stato donato anonimamente al Museo Nazionale di Storia di Sofia, dove è attualmente conservato.

L'autenticità del libro è stata confermata da due esperti a Sofia e a Londra, secondo il direttore del museo. Gli Etruschi erano un popolo originario della Lidia, nell'attuale Turchia, che si stabilì nell'Italia centrale circa tremila anni fa. L'orfismo tracio combinava il culto della Terra e quello del Sole, personificato da Orfeo e Zalmoxis.

Source: Indika Ki Som. Arqueologia, Historia y Arte

[fashionbooksmilano]

Disegni floreali e astratti

E.A.Seguy

Introduzione di Stephen Calloway

Orsa Maggiore Edizioni, Torriana (Fo) 1988, 88 pagine, XL tavole, 28x38cm

euro 35,00

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Émile-Allain Séguy was a French designer and illustrator renowned for his exquisite work in the Art Nouveau and Art Deco movements. He specialized in creating detailed illustrations and pattern books that showcased the beauty of nature, particularly focusing on insects and floral motifs. Séguy’s work combined scientific accuracy with artistic flair, making his designs both visually stunning and educational. Today, his works continue to be admired and are celebrated through art prints and posters that bring his intricate patterns and vibrant illustrations into modern homes.

16/01/25

[pancakeke]

the type of endless scrolling that makes you click "load more" every dozen items or so just combines the worst aspects of endless scrolling with the worst aspects of pagination. who thought this shit up.

[vaerjs]

Scusa un attimo, ho letto il post sull esame di stato, lungi da me farci sopra un discorso e una critica seria e articolata perché so un cazzo io di scuola, ma ora il corsivo in terza media è tipo una cosa speciale??? (Tralasciando chi veniva da fuori..) Ma solo io sono stato cresciuto già dalle elementari con dettati enormi fatti sotto minaccia armata di pagine e pagine di testi a caso, da professoresse che nel mentre godevano nel vederci con i crampi alla mano si fumavano una sigaretta vicino alla finestra e guai a chi fiatava?! Alle medie poi programmi erano già abbastanza complessi..

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Feder, K. P., & Majnemer, A. (2007). Handwriting development, competency, and intervention. Developmental Medicine & Child Neurology, 49(4), 312-317. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1469-8749.2007.00312.x

James, K. H., & Engelhardt, L. (2012). The effects of handwriting experience on functional brain development in pre-literate children. Trends in Neuroscience and Education, 1(1), 32-42. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.tine.2012.08.001

Konnikova, M. (2014, June 2). What’s lost as handwriting fades. The New York Times. https://www.nytimes.com/2014/06/03/science/whats-lost-as-handwriting-fades.html

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Pinnelli, S. (2021). Inclusion and contexts. A survey on fonts and High Readability among heterogeneous readers. Italian Journal of Special Education for Inclusion, IX, 1, 63‐73 | https://doi10.7346/sipes-01-2021-09

[rafamundosims]

The Cordial Sisters: Kimberly

For a long time, Kimberly felt jealous of her sister. It always seemed like everything went right for Samantha. Everyone loved her. Samantha was the perfect sister.

Consumed by that bitterness, Kimberly turned to darker paths she barely understood.

One day, the woman who would become her mentor told Kimberly she would no longer teach her. She had found someone else, someone with more determination, more spark in their eyes.

Kimberly felt rage. Once again, someone had stolen her place.

She turned her focus to her career. Without realizing it, the only person truly holding her back was herself. The moment she let go of the resentment and poured her energy into work, things started to change. She began to rise quickly, earning one promotion after another.

Eventually, she made peace with her sister. Together, they decided to start a business — something that would combine their strengths and give them a fresh start.

Kimberly asked Armand to help her find the perfect neighborhood. They visited several lots, explored different hoods. It was during one of those outings, on a calm Sunday morning, while they stood in front of yet another location, that Armand looked at her — and confessed his feelings.

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Typesetting Explained: How to Format Your Work Like a Pro

Publishing is an essential part of typesetting. With it, you put your text and images on a page in the best possible reading order and layout so that it is attractive to the eye. Typesetting services can be useful if you are working on a book or magazine and need to have a book, magazine or printed material ready to go out of the presses. In this blog, we will discuss what typesetting services are, the various types, and how would you benefit from using them in your project.

What Are Typesetting Services?

Formatting a text for print or digital media is the focus of typesetting services. Choosing fonts, adjusting line spacing, positioning images and graphics are all part of this. A reading enhanced and retaining layout is the objective.

Types of Typesetting Services

Book Typesetting

This is a type for books only. Formatting the text for the differ book sizes and styles. Book typesetters make sure everything in a chapter is in a legible format, such as headings and footnotes. They also watch the margins and pagination, making sure each page they create appears just so.

Magazine Typesetting

Magazine typesetting is more dynamic because they normally combine text and images with graphics. Their services for typesetting mainly target creating spreads that would appeal to readers. For example, they ought to use various font sizes and styles on articles, headlines, and advertisements.

Web and Digital Typesetting

Digital typesetting is important as massive online content is emerging with the Internet. This refers to the whole area of formatting text for the website, e-book, and digital magazine on which text appears on the screen.

Newsletter Typesetting

Newsletters need to both educate and present an appeal visually. The typesetting of news articles ensures a much more clear content organization hence increasing chances of successfully bringing out the primary idea or purpose. These mainly entail the use of bullet points, sections and images hence offering a spacing in contents. Marketing Materials Typesetting Some of the marketing materials in which professional typesetting applies are brochures, flyers, and posters. These materials must quickly grasp the attention of readers and viewers. Typesetters work on layouts that center on key messages, giving due importance to visual and other forms of content while attracting potential customers.

Why Use Typesetting Services?

Professional Appearance: Concisely, presentation of data in a well formatted manner has aesthetics of professionalism and reliability. Printing or typesetting services are important to make the material as professional as possible – and people will only become readers or customers if you grab their attentions.

Improved Readability: Good typesetting helps to make the text more comprehensible. This can help in understanding and keep the reader’s attention to your articles or blog post.

Time-Saving: Formatting may take a lot of time. When you hire a typesetting service provider, then it will be easier to handle other aspects of the given project without having to worry about the layout.

Customization: A large variety of typesetting services exhibit a preference to design layouts to suit your needs. They are capable of making your home fashionable in either a traditional or contemporary way, if that is what you desire.

Conclusion

Typesetting services are necessary to produce high-quality printed and digital materials. Publishing a book, designing a magazine, or even marketing requires professional typesetting, and it makes a lot of difference in the final output. Choosing the right typesetting service can make all the difference between having an easy-to-read, attractive, and effective product.

[alessandro55]

2002 Armin Linke

Arti Grafiche Amilcare Pizzi, Silvana Editoriale, Cinisello Balsamo 2002, 13 fascicoli di 9 pagine, 22,5x33cm

euro 100,00

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Armin Linke (b. 1966, Milan) is a photographer and filmmaker combining a range of contemporary image processing technologies to blur the border between fiction and reality. Linke indagates the formation – so called Gestaltung - of the natural, technological and urban environment in which we are living. Armin Linke´s oeuvre - photographs and films - function as tools to become aware of the different design strategies. Through working with his own archive, as well as with other media archives, Linke challenges the conventions of photographic practice, whereby the questions of how photography is installed and displayed become increasingly important. In a collective approach with other artists, as well as with curators, designers, architects, historians, philosophers and scientists, the narratives of his works expand on the level of multiple discourses.

16/09/23

[informativearticles4]

E‑commerce Faceted Navigation SEO: How to Avoid Infinite Crawl Traps

E‑commerce stores thrive on faceted navigation—offering filters like size, color, brand, and price to enhance shopping experiences. But these filters can unintentionally generate thousands of URL combinations, leading to technical SEO nightmares like duplicate content, crawl budget wastage, and diluted link equity.

To scale profitably, brands need to treat faceted navigation as both a user-benefit and a crawl-risk. And for multi-location or rapidly growing stores, partnering with the right experts is essential—something only the Best SEO agencies in Mumbai are equipped to handle effectively.

In this guide, we'll explore how to structure faceted navigation to avoid crawl traps while still reaping the user engagement benefits.

1. The Facet Trap: How Infinite URLs Kill SEO

Creating infinite URLs isn’t futuristic—it’s happening now:

Every combination of color, size, brand, price creates a unique URL.

Google and other bots see each as a distinct page, but the content often isn’t unique.

That results in duplicate content, crawl waste, and index bloat similarweb.com+15goinflow.com+15searchenginejournal.com+15lumar.iolegiit.com.

A Reddit SEO expert illustrates:

“If your URL scheme allows, disallow them in robots.txt to save crawl budget… Googlebot tries to recognize the pattern of useless faceted pages and reduces the crawl ratio.” reddit.com+7reddit.com+7reddit.com+7

Common symptoms:

Thousands of near-duplicate URLs flooding your index

Rapidly depleting crawl allowance without indexing value

Lost authority and reduced rankings across category pages

Partnering with Best SEO agencies in Mumbai ensures these issues are identified and remediated before they spiral.

2. Best Practices to Avoid Crawl Traps

a. Limit Facets That Generate URLs

Only allow crawling/indexing for high-value facets with both search volume and unique content impact. For low-demand or redundant combinations:

Remove <a> links in the UI

Use JavaScript or AJAX to update listings without changing the URL webflow.com+1reddit.com+1reddit.comsimilarweb.com+1webflow.com+1reddit.com+2reddit.com+2reddit.com+2

Example: color filters might need indexing, but size+brand combinations usually don’t

b. Use standard URL structures & parameter conventions

Stick to ?key=value&... formats—not directory-like or session IDs—so search engines parse them correctly reddit.com+6reddit.com+6reddit.com+6reddit.com+11developers.google.com+11seoclarity.net+11.

Keep facet order consistent:

?category=shoes&color=red

Avoid duplicates caused by reordered parameters

c. Self-Canonicalize or Use Canonical to Base Category

Every faceted URL should include a <link rel="canonical" href="base-category-url">. This tells search engines, “This is just a variant of the category page” goinflow.com+7reddit.com+7shopify.com+7prerender.ioreddit.com+11searchenginejournal.com+11ahrefs.com+11.

Pragmatically, the base category retains all ranking signals and rankings.

d. Noindex Low-Value Faceted URLs

When you can’t block crawling entirely, add <meta name="robots" content="noindex, follow"> to prevent indexing while preserving link flow similarweb.com+1reddit.com+1thegray.company+1reddit.com+1.

However, don’t block these pages with robots.txt if they carry a canonical tag—Google must crawl them to see the canonical directive.

e. Block Crawling via robots.txt

For low-value parameter combinations, you may add Disallow patterns in robots.txt (e.g., Disallow: *?price=*) developers.google.com+12searchenginejournal.com+12reddit.com+12.

But beware—blocking crawling without noindex means these pages may still appear in SERPs without content ("Indexed, though blocked by robots.txt").

f. Manage Pagination Properly

Use <link rel="prev"/><link rel="next"/> or canonicalize to a “view-all” version to consolidate authority on long category listings ahrefs.com+15searchenginejournal.com+15reddit.com+15developers.google.com+1reddit.com+1.

3. Real‑Life Implementation: Tiered Facet Control

A recommended strategy involves a tiered approach, heavily supported by experts like Best SEO agencies in Mumbai: Facet TypeSEO TreatmentHigh-value (color, price)Crawled, canonicalized, indexedMid-value (size, material)Noindex–follow via <meta>Low-value (session, tracking)Block via robots.txtUser-generated search facetsAJAX only (no href URL)

Redditors confirm this layered tactic:

“Separating brand, category, sale type and other facets is a good start… 1–3 filters allowed makes sense most of the time.” reddit.comdevelopers.google.comseoclarity.net+6reddit.com+6reddit.com+6reddit.com

4. Crawl Budget & Index Bloat Management

Crawl Budget Management

Implement smart disallows + canonical/noindex rules to cut unnecessary bot visits.

Tech-savvy firms like the Best SEO agencies in Mumbai also use log file analysis to fine-tune robots.txt and link structures.

Combatting Index Bloat

Proactively monitor Google Search Console—when you see thousands of URLs marked as “Indexed, though not in sitemap,” action is overdue .

Large retailers often reduce indexed pages by 80% through canonical + noindex + robots approaches, leading to cleaner site health and better performance.

5. When to Allow Some Facet Landing Pages

Some facets are high-traffic, high-converting—like “black leather jackets” or “NIKE running shoes.”

Options:

Create clean, dedicated, indexable SEO landing pages for them

Optimize titles, H1s, unique intros

Noindex rest through canonical or meta robots

SEO check:

“Index only facet values that point to indexable pages… focus on user intent” reddit.com+2reddit.com+2reddit.com+2lumar.io+2reddit.com+2reddit.com+2reddit.com

This selective indexing strategy balances discoverability and crawl control.

6. AJAX-based Faceted Navigation

Make low-value filter buttons trigger AJAX updates rather than unique URLs. Use hashes or data-href attributes instead of <a> tags so URL doesn’t change, preserving crawl budget webflow.com+4searchenginejournal.com+4reddit.com+4reddit.com.

This safeguards user experience without polluting your index with filter variants.

7. Monitoring & Auditing Continuously

This isn’t set-and-forget. Faceted navigation changes over time. Here's how experts maintain control:

Monthly log-audits: Identify spike in bot requests to filter pages

GSC checkups: Ensure unwanted facet URLs are disappearing

Crawl simulations: Use tools like Screaming Frog in AJAX mode

Link audits: Remove internal links to noindexed URLs

Sitemap hygiene: Only include canonical category URLs, not all variants

The Best SEO agencies in Mumbai include this in strategic ongoing SEO plans for large e-commerce clients.

8. Business and UX Benefits

Getting faceted navigation right isn’t just SEO—it boosts conversions:

Reduced 404s, cleaner UX

Better site speed and crawl efficiency

Increased rankings for core categories

Easier indexation of valuable keyword pages

Lowered risk of content duplication penalties

By bringing user intent and SEO discipline together, brands can unlock both search visibility and sales performance.

Final Thoughts: Facets Done Right

Faceted navigation—done poorly—creates more problems than it solves. Done smart, it enhances UX and SEO. But implementing this at scale for growing e‑commerce brands requires:

Technical precision

Continuous oversight

Business-aligned content strategy

That’s why serious retailers collaborate with the Best SEO agencies in Mumbai. They have the expertise, tools, and frameworks to:

Segment facets by value

Implement canonical/noindex/robots rules

Execute AJAX-first filter UX

Monitor, audit, refine over time

If you’re scaling an e‑commerce store and want to avoid crawling yourself into an SEO hole, now is the time to partner with an expert.

[weflowtips]

🌟 Webflow Tip of the Day – Supercharge Your CMS Pages by Optimizing Collection List Performance

When working with Webflow’s CMS Collection Lists, loading too many items on a single page can cause sluggish performance, hurt SEO rankings, and degrade the user experience — especially on mobile.

Here’s how you can dramatically improve speed, interactivity, and SEO using best practices:

🧠 1. Limit Items Per List

Instead of loading all blog posts, products, or portfolio items at once, show only 6��12 items per list.

How to Do It:

Select your Collection List Wrapper

In the Settings Panel → check the “Limit Items” option

Set a reasonable number like 6, 9, or 12

This cuts the load time drastically, especially on mobile.

🔄 2. Enable Pagination

Webflow allows pagination for CMS lists — perfect for blogs, job boards, or directories.

How to Do It:

Go to Collection List Settings

Check “Paginate items” and set items per page (e.g., 6 per page)

Style navigation arrows or numbered pages as needed

Why it works: It keeps DOM size smaller and helps Google crawl pages more efficiently (improves SEO).

🖼️ 3. Lazy Load Your Images

Images can be heavy. Webflow supports native lazy loading.

How to Do It:

Select each image in the Collection List

In the Image Settings → Set “Load” to Lazy

This ensures images load only when they come into view, not all at once.

🔍 4. Combine Filters with Limits

Example: Show only “Featured Projects” or “Top 3 Articles” from a category.

Steps:

Apply a filter (e.g., Category = Featured)

Add item limit (e.g., 3)

This creates focused content blocks without overloading the layout.

⚙️ 5. Use Load More with Webflow Logic or Custom Code

If you want a modern infinite scroll or “Load More” button instead of pagination, consider:

Custom JS with CMS API

Using Finsweet’s Attributes (no code solution): https://www.finsweet.com/attributes/cms-load

This creates a smoother UX for blog readers or product browsers.

🚀 Result

✅ Faster load times ✅ Improved SEO & crawlability ✅ Better user experience on all devices ✅ Easier page management ✅ Scalable CMS design

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[prosperasoft]

 Master Solr Query Syntax: Advanced Techniques & Best Practices

Solr Query Syntax: Mastering Search the Smart Way

In today’s data-driven digital world, delivering relevant and accurate search results is non-negotiable. Whether you're running an eCommerce platform, an enterprise-level application, or a content-rich site, Apache Solr is a powerhouse that enables fast and scalable search functionality. But to truly harness its potential, mastering Solr query syntax is key.

What is Apache Solr and Why Is It Important?

Apache Solr is an open-source, enterprise-grade search platform built on Apache Lucene. Known for its blazing speed and flexibility, Solr is used by industry giants to manage and retrieve massive volumes of data. Its ability to index, search, and rank documents efficiently makes it a core component in modern search architecture.

To make the most of Solr’s capabilities, understanding how to construct and optimize queries is essential. A well-written Solr query improves relevance, performance, and ultimately, user satisfaction.

Core Components of a Solr Query

At the heart of Solr is its query syntax, which allows you to structure search requests with precision. Here's a breakdown of its key components:

Query String (q): The core search input.

Fields: Specify which document fields to target.

Filter Queries (fq): Apply constraints without affecting scoring.

Sorting (sort): Order results by relevance, date, etc.

Boosting (^): Elevate the importance of certain fields or terms.

Understanding how these components interact will empower you to craft smarter, faster queries.

Phrase Queries & Boolean Operators: Precision in Search

Solr allows advanced search refinements using phrase queries and Boolean logic.

Phrase Queries: Enclose in quotes to find exact matches.

Example: "digital marketing tools"

Boolean Operators:

AND: All terms must be present.

OR: Any of the terms may be present.

NOT: Exclude specific terms.

These tools are perfect for narrowing or broadening your results with surgical precision.

Wildcard Searches & Fuzzy Matching: Handle Uncertainty

When users are unsure of spellings or partial terms, wildcards and fuzzy matching come to the rescue:

* (wildcard): Matches multiple characters.

?: Matches a single character.

~ (fuzzy): Allows for minor misspellings.

Example: color~ can match colour, collar, etc.

These features improve user experience by increasing the likelihood of relevant matches.

Boosting and Fielded Queries: Prioritize What Matters

Want Solr to give more weight to certain documents? Use boosting:

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title:Solr^2 description:search

Here, Solr prioritizes the title field over the description. Combine this with fielded searches for laser-targeted results:

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category:electronics AND brand:Apple

This ensures users get what they're looking for—faster.

📄 Pagination & Sorting: Control the Flow

Displaying too many results at once can overwhelm users. Implementing pagination (start, rows) lets users navigate results easily, while sorting ensures the most relevant results appear first:

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sort=price desc&start=0&rows=10

This keeps your UI responsive and your users happy.

✅ Best Practices for Writing Efficient Solr Queries

Define Clear Goals: Know what the user wants before writing queries.

Test & Iterate: Use real-world data to refine results.

Monitor Performance: Optimize based on response times and relevance.

Collaborate with Developers: Leverage backend expertise for complex queries.

Stay Updated: Solr evolves—keep your syntax up to date.

Conclusion

Mastering Solr query syntax is not just a technical skill—it's a strategic advantage. From improving search speed to delivering more relevant results, efficient querying powers better digital experiences. Whether you’re building complex applications or managing growing data sets, a strong foundation in Solr syntax is essential.

 Ready to Power Your Search with Solr?

Let ProsperaSoft help you build faster, smarter, and more scalable search systems. Get in touch today →

🔗 Also, explore our in-depth Solr guide: 👉 Solr Query Syntax – Blog

 FAQs About Solr Query Syntax

1. What is the default search field in Solr? It depends on the configuration, but often it's text or a default schema field specified in solrconfig.xml.

2. Can Solr perform case-insensitive searches? Yes, if the text field uses a lowercase filter in its analyzer during indexing and querying.

3. How do I prevent certain words from being searchable? Use stopword filters in your field’s analyzer configuration to ignore common or irrelevant terms.

4. What is boosting in Solr? Boosting increases the importance of a field or term in the search results to improve relevance.5. How can I search multiple fields in Solr? Use fielded queries like title:AI OR description:AI or define a qf parameter in the edismax query parser.

[fashionbooksmilano]

Robert Rauschenberg

a cura di Dominique Stella

Catalogo a cura di Carlo Cambi

Galleria Agnellini Arte Moderna, Brescia 2015, 120 pagine, 28,5x25cm

euro 50,00

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Mostra Galleria Agnellini Brescia 16 maggio - 31 ottobre 2015, in esposizione circa 20 opere polimateriche create dall’artista tra il 1973 e il 1988.

Il pensiero e l’opera di Robert Rauschenberg, nato a Port Arthur in Texas nel 1925, per la complessità dei temi affrontati e per l’originalità delle soluzioni prospettate, rivestono un ruolo primario nell’ambito della riflessione estetica della seconda metà del ‘900. L’artista salì alla ribalta nel periodo di transizione fra l’Espressionismo Astratto e la Pop Art degli anni '50. Allora Rauschenberg è conosciuto per i suoi Combines, nei quali utilizzava materiali non convenzionali e oggetti vari disposti in combinazioni innovative.

Rauschenberg ha lavorato anche con la fotografia, la stampa, la fabbricazione della carta e la performance. Nel 1962 utilizzò, per la prima volta, la tecnica della serigrafia su tela mescolata con pittura, collage e oggetti. Usata in precedenza solo in applicazioni commerciali, la serigrafia ha permesso a Rauschenberg di affrontare la riproducibilità delle immagini multiple e il conseguente appiattimento di esperienza che ciò comporta. Le immagini raccolte qua e là occupano un posto preminente nel suo linguaggio visivo, nel quale aggiunge le riproduzioni di giornali e riviste ai suoi disegni, alle sue opere grafiche e ai suoi dipinti, perfezionando la sua padronanza di varie tecniche come il trasferimento con il solvente, la litografia e la serigrafia. Egli concepì i suoi disegni basati sulla tecnica di trasferimento con il solvente nello stesso periodo dei suoi ultimi "Combine", e vi integrò il collage in uno spazio bidimensionale, con le immagini che seguono la superficie del lavoro e si mescolano ad aree disegnate o dipinte. La miscela di figurazione e astrazione rimarrà una caratteristica costante dello stile di Rauschenberg. Nel 1963 si tenne la sua prima retrospettiva europea alla Galerie Sonnabend di Parigi, portata anche al Jewish Museum di New York. Nel 1964 ebbe una retrospettiva alla Whitechapel Gallery, Londra, e vinse il Gran Premio alla Biennale di Venezia. Nel 1970 Rauschenberg lascia New York per stabilirsi a Captiva, un'isola nel Golfo della Florida, dove vive e lavora fino alla morte nel 2008, perfezionando la sua tavolozza di colori.

Lontano dall'immaginario urbano egli privilegia un linguaggio astratto e l'uso di fibre naturali, come tessuti e carta. Nella serie Hoarfrost, alla quale appartengono alcune delle opere del 1974 in mostra, Rauschenberg utilizza una varietà di tessuti trasparenti, traslucidi e opachi, che vanno dalla garza di cotone ad esotici raso e seta, su cui stampa testi e immagini ripresi da giornali e riviste. Altre opere della serie Airport, sempre del 1974, e della serie 7 characters, del 1982, hanno le stesse caratteristiche di assemblaggi di tessuti e oggetti vissuti incollati o serigrafati che riacquistano vita in montaggi e collages tipici della produzione dell’artista.

04/01/25

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OK, a few notes, aimed at curious non-coders who'd like an idea of what can or can't be done with this:

It's a PHP library. It's used on the backend, as part of the software that runs on Tumblr or Twitter or Craigslist or Neopets or whoever's servers and spits out the raw webpage content that your browser ends up displaying.

This means it has very little to do with frontend UI tweaks or browser extensions like XKit, whose extra functionality is pretty much bolted onto the page after the fact via JavaScript that runs in your browser. Not only was this written to serve some pretty different purposes, PHP is for server-side use; this isn't code you can slap onto someone else's site by running a doohicky on your own computer. It also isn't a full-fledged app like Wordpress for site admins to run on a server as its own standalone thing.

So what is it? Basically, a bunch of prewritten, adaptable code that backend devs can use to make life muuuuch easier when they're coding the parts of their apps that handle content feeds. Retrieving chunks of them, combining them, filtering them, reordering them, caching them, all before the end results are served up to visitors. The code Tumblr's released so far is almost 100% agnostic about what that content might be, where it might come from, or what format the data's in. Like, out of the box, a couple of the fancier sorting tools are just aware enough of "blogs" and "posts" to throttle stuff that might hog an algorithmic feed? But that's about it for now. The bones of all this are pretty flexible, and most of it would be just as suited for wrangling, say, a YouTube recommendation stream.

IMO the niftiest (and, ok, most messy-ass bitch, but in a fun way) parts I've seen are its solutions to... call 'em general plumbing headaches. Like "if we're filtering a feed, e.g. yeeting posts from blocked users out of searches, how should we handle auto-grabbing a few extra items to potentially fill out each page of results? Can we fine-tune how aggressively to do it, if some filters will be weeding a lot more posts than others?" Or "wait, so the dashboard is paginated by post ID, likes are paginated by date liked, and search results are paginated by... witchcraft? Is there some unified way to just treat it all as 'wherever we left off' in each of these feeds we're mixing and matching? Can we make the damn computer figure out when & how to fetch more from each?" Or, idk, big sets of posts that get algorithmically sorted, and how to keep the post order from jumping around as they're loaded or reloaded. Yeah, boring details. But making all those parts (AND caching!!!) play nice together is the absolute devil. That's stuff you want already solved when you sit down to slice and dice some sexy custom dashboards.

Interestingly, I'm not sure whether or not this library is involved in aggregating your followed blogs' posts into the raw stream that powers the dash. Whatever's handling that may be more like a data source that these tools are pulling from; they seem more focused on manipulating streams once you've got 'em, and inserting bits of one into another, like the way recommendation carousels occupy a slot on your dash that might otherwise have been a post. IDK how they'd perform trying to combine the latest from hundreds of blogs at once.

So third-party devs who can't wait to unleash the full power of Outlook email filters on the Tumblr Experience™ may still be stuck with the "/users/dashboard" endpoint of this hellsite's API... whose terms of service include a blanket prohibition on reordering dashboard items. Or inserting/removing posts from any content stream. In fact, if I'm reading this ToS right, they just open-sourced a library that we are pretty much forbidden from using on any of the data streams provided by their API. So... guess it's a good thing these tools are designed for all kinds of uses.

StreamBuilder: our open-source framework for powering your dashboard.

Today, we’re abnormally jazzed to announce that we’re open-sourcing the custom framework we built to power your dashboard on Tumblr. We call it StreamBuilder, and we’ve been using it for many years.

First things first. What is open-sourcing? Open sourcing is a decentralized software development model that encourages open collaboration. In more accessible language, it is any program whose source code is made available for use or modification as users or other developers see fit.

What, then, is StreamBuilder? Well, every time you hit your Following feed, or For You, or search results, a blog’s posts, a list of tagged posts, or even check out blog recommendations, you’re using this framework under the hood. If you want to dive into the code, check it out here on GitHub!

StreamBuilder has a lot going on. The primary architecture centers around “streams” of content: whether posts from a blog, a list of blogs you’re following, posts using a specific tag, or posts relating to a search. These are separate kinds of streams, which can be mixed together, filtered based on certain criteria, ranked for relevancy or engagement likelihood, and more.

On your Tumblr dashboard today you can see how there are posts from blogs you follow, mixed with posts from tags you follow, mixed with blog recommendations. Each of those is a separate stream, with its own logic, but sharing this same framework. We inject those recommendations at certain intervals, filter posts based on who you’re blocking, and rank the posts for relevancy if you have “Best stuff first” enabled. Those are all examples of the functionality StreamBuilder affords for us.

So, what’s included in the box?

The full framework library of code that we use today, on Tumblr, to power almost every feed of content you see on the platform.

A YAML syntax for composing streams of content, and how to filter, inject, and rank them.

Abstractions for programmatically composing, filtering, ranking, injecting, and debugging streams.

Abstractions for composing streams together—such as with carousels, for streams-within-streams.

An abstraction for cursor-based pagination for complex stream templates.

Unit tests covering the public interface for the library and most of the underlying code.

What’s still to come

Documentation. We have a lot to migrate from our own internal tools and put in here!

More example stream templates and example implementations of different common streams.

If you have questions, please check out the code and file an issue there.

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Le Scarpe a modo mio Shoes my way

Le scarpe di Gimmi Baldinini dal 1970 Gimmi Baldinini 's shoes from 1970

a cura di Silvia Martinenghi

foto Tilde de Tullio, progetto grafico Nicola Gherardi

Artestampa Fioranese, 2006, 24x31cm, 150 Pagine

euro 25,00

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Questa è la storia di Gimmi Baldinini, designer italiano, nato in Romagna, animo d'artista e un futuro già segnato. Raccoglie, giovanissimo, l'eredità e il talento di famiglia, fonde l'abilità manuale con la vena artistica e là trasforma in un business internazionale. Nel libro, un mosaico di disegni e fotografie ricostruiscono la cronaca di una crescita professionale, una biografia illustrata che narra l'evoluzione di un'epoca indimenticabile, recitata a passi leggeri ma anche teatrali, dalla raffinatezza bon ton alle stràvaganze più fashion, 'tutti gli stili fino ai nostri giorni. Un percorso dove le scarpe sono al centro dell'attenzione al punto da diventare passione ossessiva e oggetto di culto. Silvia Martinenghi. Giornalista, milanese, una lunga esperienza nelle redazioni dei periodici di moda, titolare di uno studio. per consulenze di comunicazione. Un debole per gli eventi d'arte, non ha abbandonato la scrittura e la sua vocazione d'origine di cronista della moda.

This is Gimmi Baldinini's history: Italian designer born in Romagna, a man with an artist's soul and a future destined to success. Very young, he takes up the family legacy and talent, combines manual skilfialness and artistic inspiration and changes them into an international business. The book is a mosaic of draws and pictures that piece together the chronicle of his professional growth, an illustrated biography that tells of the evolution of an unforgettable era. The pace, sometimes slow, sometimes dramatic, ranges from bon ton elegance to fashion extravagance and cotiers all styles up to our time. It is a journey,where shoes play the lead and becorne object o fan obsessive passion and warship. Silvia Martinenghi. Milanese journalist with a long experience in fashion magazines and head of a press office, fond of artistic events, she has always devoted herself to writing and to ber deep inclination to be a fashion reporter.

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