Cam Skene

Computer programmer

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@wycats A beard.

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@baaz I made a game with my kids using Phaser

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Ember dependency options and when they’d trigger re-computation https://t.co/QzkaC29pIC

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rethink the concept at the heart of modern UI frameworks https://t.co/NWUKGAWugg

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a single solution for event handling in Ember https://t.co/GF2qHvaNO9

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What Australia can teach America about health care - Vox https://t.co/DikLld1MLC

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Bit can turn any repository and library into a multi-package monorepo almost instantly https://t.co/tYd2nzgtlw

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V8 v7.4 is filled with all sorts of developer-facing goodies https://t.co/TQKBVZda8O

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Microsoft/accessibility-insights-web: Accessibility Insights for Web https://t.co/J2nqORw5PL

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@beep @webaim Things will get better. It feels a little like the early CSS years with all the hacks; if browser vendors and makers of screen-readers implemented a spec consistently (and correctly!) it would go a looong way to helping us all.

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@fimietta your favourite!

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What you gonna do about it?

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Ember in 2019 is going to be a very different framework https://t.co/dz8CAQabtL

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Ep349: @Rich_Harris stops by to talk about @sveltejs, a JS framework that attempts to compile itself away at build time.

https://t.co/Fe6svKFoF5

Thanks @wordpressdotcom and @Netlify for sponsoring.

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Coming Soon in Ember Octane - Part 3: Tracked Properties https://t.co/VhvnerikvP

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Ember.js Native Class Update: 2019 Edition https://t.co/q5cHnOjWPe

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Ember Understanding Components First
https://t.co/Rp75DToZ8p

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Death to the rubber stamp! https://t.co/SRAMNi13fX

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Quick fix for an early Internet problem lives on a quarter-century later | The Washington Post https://t.co/A61iQFFUQ9

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50 years on, we’re living the reality first shown at the “Mother of All Demos” https://t.co/AVaSaQZUQD

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Mystery Math Whiz and Novelist Advance Permutation Problem https://t.co/JwZSEaoCSm via @QuantaMagazine