Eva Larumbe

Building projects with purpose. Forever learning and paying it forward. #DeveloperCommunity #WebDesign #FrontEndDev

[Eva Larumbe @evalarumbe]

"5 most annoying website features I face as a blind person every single day" https://t.co/3XvKj9STFs by @lifeofablindgrl #a11y #frontenddev #ux

[Eva Larumbe @evalarumbe]

This new CSS feature in the pipeline is going to help us set type with more precision on the web. Excited for this! https://t.co/33DKPNYpwO #FrontEnd #typography #design

[Eva Larumbe @evalarumbe]

Thanks @ChrisCoyier for making us all feel seen, writing about growing #FrontEnd #developer responsibilities: https://t.co/bQWY7Padn5 It'd be neat if they threw in a time machine to learn our way around all the new toys, but I guess that'd just be one more thing to debug...

[Chris Coyier @chriscoyier]

It's obnoxious that SVG strokes straddle the line of the shapes they go around.

But you *can* say: hey! paint the stroke first *then* the fill, so the fill will overlap half of the stroke (better).

You do that with `paint-order` https://t.co/j1qZE0H1F6 by @geoffreygraham

[Eva Larumbe @evalarumbe]

How to triage a bug when contributing to open source software #oss #developers #DeveloperCommunity https://t.co/DIhW0QqjVK

[Eva Larumbe @evalarumbe]

How to contribute to open source projects (for first-timers and veterans) #oss #DeveloperCommunity https://t.co/epYrcd4l1E

[Eva Larumbe @evalarumbe]

Great tool by @FontShop for trying fonts in different layouts before buying. There's a lot you can tweak, but no tracking for some reason. Adjusting letter-spacing via #css in dev tools does the trick as a work-around https://t.co/rOwMIM0LuO #frontenddev #typography #webdesign

[Esraa Aboelwafa 🎉 @EsraaMHelmy]

The useless block of code 🙈😓😂
#developer

[Eric Peng @ericpeng_]

"A good teacher does not teach facts, he or she teaches enthusiasm, open-mindedness and values."

— Gian-Carlo Rota, Indiscrete Thoughts

[Eva Larumbe @evalarumbe]

Just published my first ever article on #WorldPasswordDay 🎉 Thanks @LastPass for building a product worth raving about! Whether you're getting into #webdev or a total #technewbie this is for you. https://t.co/q3OtOuFJ6j

[Eva Larumbe @evalarumbe]

One of the most FUN and informative vids I've seen about #teaching #code 🙌 https://t.co/xTvZTs5nda How to begin thinking like a #Developer

[Eva Larumbe @evalarumbe]

@jensimmons @csswg It might be useful to control whether a given element should continue past the fold, stop at the fold or skip past the fold if there's not enough space for it above. Interesting to see both auto + manual approaches to this

[Eva Larumbe @evalarumbe]

Thanks @ericdrosado for the invitation to join as a @GitHubEducation #CampusAdvisor! Looking forward to sharing the knowledge!

[Eva Larumbe @evalarumbe]

Since I discovered I could explain code to people, I haven't stopped. Super proud of my 16 #js students who all just passed their first exam! 👏🎉😁 #lovemyjob

[Shane Parrish @shaneparrish]

So much advantage in life comes from being willing to look like an idiot over the short term.

[Haseeb ＞|＜ @hosseeb]

Don't "work harder." Instead:

Cut away distractions.

Stop doing fake work.

Ask for help.

Plan.

Solicit criticism.

Automate what can be automated.

Engage your mentors.

Exercise.

Get more sleep.

Whatever you do, don't "work harder." It's pretty much never the answer.

[Eva Larumbe @evalarumbe]

The joy, the tears, the nostalgia! @stackoverflow #aprilfools https://t.co/88AchRW5DR

[Eva Larumbe @evalarumbe]

First time teaching code to a class today! #LearnToCode 😃 But let's be real, #UX and #ResponsiveDesign were just excuses to stare longingly back at @GelatoMessina from over the seas. Let us know when you deliver to Berlin 😉 https://t.co/hzhZ895a0f

[Gu @guglipardo]

“When you ask creative people how they did something, they feel a little guilty because they didn't really do it, they just saw something. It seemed obvious to them after a while. That's because they were able to connect experiences they've had and synthesize new things” Steve J.

[Eva Larumbe @evalarumbe]

@jensimmons Native form validation in HTML appears useful at first, but turns out to behave inconsistently and is poorly supported. This 3-part article goes into detail: https://t.co/KmGUyPW9Gc Solid strategies for handling this reliably and accessibly would be great.