Je dépose quelques notes sur la méthode du #bulletjournal conçue par @rydercarroll que j’utilise maintenant depuis plusieurs mois :
https://t.co/p2m4p7IGRZ
I guess everyone would agree that images of Mount #Fuji are often overused, but when looking for a peaceful #wallpaper, they are satisfying safe bets.
In this case, thanks to @ClayBanks for making this #photo available on @unsplash for #free:
https://t.co/Nb3mc4t42b
Le #roman « La Famille de l’Hiver et le Roi-fée » signé par Élisabeth #Ebory (avec une couverture de @MasqueAride) est désormais disponible au format #EPUB sur le site de @moutonselec:
https://t.co/7GiEx5zAZA
In addition, a mini-site (by @undercasetype and @kabisasoftware) allows to know the context of the #font project and to discover a large variety of features:
https://t.co/QOfR3ZWGaS
Variable fonts become more common elements now, but maybe less for serif typefaces.
Fraunces (released by @undercasetype and designed by @phaedracharles and @flaviazim) is a significant work for making up for this need:
https://t.co/XLuQHf1jZl
Almost two years of continuous development, around twenty releases and nearly 2'000 icons (also available in #SVG format): “Bootstrap Icons” by @getbootstrap is really a mature project.
https://t.co/XVYqrRH802
@davatron5000 You also removed the tiny mention about open redesign I have quoted only some days before (cf. https://t.co/lSrf9iDWMy).
I know very well that building an own site is a kind of Sisyphean task, but do you consider that this phase is now over?
The words “Under construction” are really frustrating warning when arriving on a website.
Mentioning ongoing process explicitly (as @davatron5000, @rachsmithtweets, @ericwbailey or @mmatuzo did) appear as really suitable alternatives.
@hdv Not currently, because I am still able to hide ads and "trending now" or "who to follow" stuff with uBlock Origin (https://t.co/90WectPG7G) by @gorhill. But, as everyone knows, nothing is absolutely definitive on the web...
Over time, combining #YAML frontmatter within #Markdown files has almost become a kind of de facto standard.
Maintained by @spatie_be, yaml-front-matter makes it easy to implement parsing and use of these #metadata in a #PHP project:
https://t.co/fTF6itnNtv
Can we venture to put online a fully rebuilt version of a #website at the end of a Friday afternoon at the beginning of summer?
I think when it comes to your own #portfolio, it can be tried out: so, this new provisional version is now live!
https://t.co/FNLYh4QExa
Looking for simple grid card layouts, I found this appropriate example made by @mxbck:
https://t.co/Jl34ugZ739
(and even if images are currently broken, the final rendering is really easy to understand)
I don't know yet what to think about achievements, but that finding that I unlocked #Quickdraw on @github made me smile.
I wonder if @monatheoctocat can let us know who made this illustration...
https://t.co/qACqnO4rlj
And by the way, in order to avoid one of my own recurring mistakes, I have noted that it is not appropriate to use `role="img"` with `aria-hidden="true"` for a standalone decorative icon...
This article published by @_hmig on @css in 2016 is doubtless one of the most exhaustive resource findable about using #SVG files with #A11Y in mind:
https://t.co/pylqRd6sqa
I recently stumbled on “Contrast Grid” (made by @eightshapes), an interesting and helpful #tool for testing “many foreground and background #color combos for compliance with #WCAG 2.0 minimum contrast”:
https://t.co/tiCgxI0mCz
Period reminder to please add a publish date to your technical articles / blog posts (and preferably a “Last updated” date when they're updated).
Some technical content has an “expiration date” and it’s difficult to know how relevant it is without a publish date.