"Hi my name is {name you don't know} and we are trying to recruit a {tech you know} for {company you don't}. We have {word that obfuscates compensation level} and are looking to hire {word that means immediately}. Click this {nondescript link recruiter gets finder credit for}!"
Room, location, hiring dedicated resources to pull off implementation: confirmed.
#HAXTheWeb with us May 9-10 in State College, PA
An unconference dedicated to all things #webcomponents. Come show off, learn, network, human, together. We'll talk tools/Lit/JS/CSS/HAX and more!
@btopro Small IT teams? Not sure which class it is but with a spread like that they could do projects where each person does what their major specializes in, in a team setting.
Something many of my classes tried to have but it was always lopsided with too many SRA or IST people.
Some have asked how to get #HAXTheWeb stickers so I posted some:
classic - https://t.co/VTrO3QL5e5
fan made alt - https://t.co/lyREEW0r2c
holographic pack that includes classic, old time-y EdTechJoker, and another fan made alt - https://t.co/waKgXTlPKr
email paraphrased: "Hi, I know I was one of your kick ass students in the past but I wanted to work on webcomponents for an independent study to do something interesting. Would that be ok with you?"
:) twitter-embed + hax. it was working in the video I shot but apparently not w/ my local dev environmnet. Added t a real space w/ same code and shows up fine!
Positive #HAXTheWeb thread: Yesterday 3 students sent me #webcomponents that we're working on collectively giving feedback, improving a little at a time, reading docs and what not. more to come today. @McGarvelcuddy working on a cool monopoly-card tag among others
https://t.co/pLjGZqooOj -- here's a #webcomponent for a simple service card. Then on github I critique and give feedback via PR. This is the 1st of a few he'll build this semester and @McGarvelcuddy helped untangle via trial and error many windows dev issues we've had