Austin Murdock

[Austin Murdock @admwx7]

I built my first game for Pirate Jam 15. It "works" on mobile, but it's designed for desktop. Was built without an engine for the web, check it out!

https://t.co/9zcqrqlQmo

#HTML #CSS #games

[Austin Murdock @admwx7]

@stramel89 @passle_ I could probably dust off the good ole DMG, if you get serious about it you can find me over in our community discord: https://t.co/v0BHNmiMRB

[Austin Murdock @admwx7]

@WestbrookJ @stramel89 @argyleink @43081j That would imply a state of read-only where they are not expected to change. While that is one case, such as constants, I regularly use shorthand variables internally such as --_bg-color then map those to the relevant public API which changes under conditions.

[Austin Murdock @admwx7]

@elonmusk Made a brain dump on the concept: https://t.co/huHh94pSON I think making it work would require crowd sourced user ranking, a separate subject matter expert ranking, and ideally machine learning statistics checking. For UX a browser plugin made the most sense to me for starting.

[Austin Murdock @admwx7]

@notwaldorf I know it's not "official" but I got Zeke from a couple that live on a farm "nearby". They had 2 aussies that had pups and they didn't want them / weren't feeding, deworming, or vaccinating them in anyway so I asked to take one. Was in college so I couldn't take them all...

[Austin Murdock @admwx7]

@notwaldorf Yes! Just make sure to find one that gets along with cats.

[Austin Murdock @admwx7]

Part 2 of my series on Continuous Integration is out, walking through setting up linting and testing on... https://t.co/Rb5NtDo7rt

[Austin Murdock @admwx7]

This week we're covering how to configure TravisCI to lint and test a Polymer 2 element. https://t.co/z5a6eIO5MR

[Austin Murdock @admwx7]

@notwaldorf Think I could get away with a disabled input pre-populated with an emoji? Inputs everywhere!

[Austin Murdock @admwx7]

My weekly video is here! This week I cover app permissioning using roles in a PolymerJS + Firebase application https://t.co/i9jxJ3TYS3

[Surma @DasSurma]

Meltdown & Spectre — What do they mean for web developers?

Here’s a comprehensive write-up of mitigations the Chrome team is pursuing and what *you* can do: https://t.co/PZxUexlaU2

[Austin Murdock @admwx7]

I published another video, part 2 of routing in a polymerJS application - nested routes https://t.co/SkbUd2FWpv

[Surma @DasSurma]

It’s been shared before (sometimes with a wrong URL), but it’s official now: Google Maps has launched a proper PWA 🎉

Go here: https://t.co/JZ3r8rJlt8

[Monica Dinculescu @notwaldorf]

I figured out testing visual diffs using Puppeteer and it’s so easy and TOTALLY AWESOME! You should all do it!

🐶 https://t.co/T1aBdIexLS

[Lit @buildWithLit]

📣 Just released Polymer 2.4! We're paving the way for 3.0 and TypeScript support. Read about the details here: https://t.co/N2EKVm9kS1

[Austin Murdock @admwx7]

It's a little late but it's finally available, checkout my latest video on unit testing elements in Polymer2 https://t.co/p6Q42T815Y

[Monica Dinculescu @notwaldorf]

GitHub: We ❤️ open source, and show it in your contribution graphs! (Except if you maintain a wiki or triage issues or comment on issues or pull requests or …)

[Sindre Sorhus @sindresorhus]

How I do open source

[Austin Murdock @admwx7]

My latest video on building a PolymerJS + Firebase app is out! https://t.co/QZO3qg5cTj