@SergiiShymko In a lot of cases I'd consider this a code smell … defensive programming versus "paranoid programming." The result is a lack of data integrity, where the failures become a system _architect's_ problem, rather than a system problem
Chrome is shipping <img sizes="auto"> support 🥳 For lazy-loaded images with srcset, this allows the browser to use the layout width of the image in order to select the source url from the srcset.
https://t.co/UWbS2SdMks
For lazy-loaded images, CSS is often available before the image load begins. The browser can take the actual width of the image from CSS and use that as if it was the image's sizes.
Jealous of everything I'm missing at #LaraconUS, but _especially_ jealous of those new murdered out Laravel elephants 🐘
if anyone has an extra, I'll buy 😅
As a…
– Twitter user
I want…
– significant selection bias applied to polls
so that…
– the amplified opinions of the diminutive minority, whose selection criteria was to pay $7, become further reinforced as the status quo
graphql is overkill you can simply use http with a strongly typed schema and use sparse field sets to select fields and write a specification for the sparse field set language, a parser and execution layer
This is a free update to the existing app. Some new features will be offered for free and some will require a paid subscription.
Press Kit: https://t.co/K04GZTvsW7
The tire industry is wild. Michelin has the Michelin star for incredibly top-rated restaurants, while Goodyear has most of the 25 blimps left on earth.
What wild marketing swings