Giuseppe Pizzimenti

developing #software on the Empire’s borders. @StrettoDigitale co-founder

[Giuseppe Pizzimenti @gpizzimenti]

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[Giuseppe Pizzimenti @gpizzimenti]

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[Axel Rauschmayer (also on 🦣) @rauschma]

My books on #JavaScript and #TypeScript are free to read online:

– Exploring JavaScript (ES2025 edition)
– Deep JavaScript
– Exploring TypeScript (TS 5.8 edition)
– Shell scripting with Node.js

Retweets appreciated!

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[FFmpeg @FFmpeg]

If you say so...

[mrdoob @mrdoob]

Money was never the goal.

I hated relying on Adobe (Flash) so much that I felt I had to create a free option for the HTML5/WebGL world.

It has not been easy and I've had to sacrifice a few things in my personal life but I think it has been worth it.

[Adam Grant @AdamMGrant]

Abusive bosses don't drive performance. They undermine it.

471 studies, 149k people, 36 countries: in aggressive workplaces, we do poorer work, collaborate less, and shirk more. Incivility breaks confidence and breeds resentment.

The best way to get results is to show respect.

[Allen Holub. https://linkedIn.com/in/allenholub @allenholub]

"Microservices first" indicates that the person advocating that idea isn't thinking like an architect. No single architectural pattern is appropriate in all contexts. An architect will first identify the essential system characteristics and then pick an architectural pattern with pros and cons that match the characteristics. Microservices are fault-tolerant, highly elastic and scalable, incremental-development friendly, and support hot deploys into running systems. They are also slow, complex, and network-based (I see that as a huge negative). Use the pattern if those characteristics (pros and cons) work for you. If they don't, use a different pattern. There's also a third choice. A very simple microservice system can run as threaded components in a monolith, thereby giving up the elasticity but also lowering the complexity quite a bit by getting rid of the network issues. In other words, you can meld patterns to create new patterns. It's all about identifying characteristics and choosing (or inventing) appropriate patterns.

[Danny Moerkerke @dannymoerkerke]

Do you know the difference between the "pagehide", "beforeunload" and "visibilitychange event"?

If you don't, my new article is for you.

I tested Chrome, Edge and Safari on desktop and mobile and here's what I learned

https://t.co/kZ94ryh159

[Stefan Judis @stefanjudis]

For the bloggers: the W3C WebDX Community Group released a web component to display web feature baseline info.

Drop `baseline-status` into your HTML and display some juicy browser compat data. 💯

https://t.co/1RFSSJX8uG

[Giuseppe Pizzimenti @gpizzimenti]

Ho ottenuto un punteggio conoscenza del 355% nel sondaggio #StateOfHTML di quest'anno! Partecipa qui al sondaggio: https://t.co/5CG8tODqve

[Rob Eisenberg @EisenbergEffect]

An old blog post of mine on libraries, frameworks, and platforms seems relevant to some of the current X web discussions.

https://t.co/A5mks9lTbg

[Justin Fagnani @justinfagnani]

This is the big thing right here 👇

There were already signal libraries, but you had to pick one.

Standard signals let components built in different ways support signals so that they can share observable state, without having to pick the same library.

Interop FTW!

[Lea Verou, PhD @LeaVerou]

I wrote some thoughts on the web components debate.

IMO WCs and frameworks currently have different value propositions. They are not competitors; there is space in our toolchains for both.

So how about we stop fighting and go make awesome sh!t? 🚀

https://t.co/WXdxopZDgf

[Danny Moerkerke @dannymoerkerke]

https://t.co/qGhw4d7XQw

“I find these debates a bit tiresome. I think the fundamental issue, as I’ve previously said, is that people are talking past each other because they’re building different things with different constraints. It’s as if a salsa dancer criticized ballet for not being enough like salsa.“

[Cory LaViska @claviska]

"Frameworks are a testbed for ideas that may or may not work out. We all need to be OK with that. Even framework authors. Especially framework authors. More importantly, we all need to stop being salty when our way isn’t what makes it into the browser."

https://t.co/FbZNZOepvF

[Richard Campbell @richcampbell]

I found the course I want to take!

[Maxi Ferreira @charca]

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[ThePrimeagen @ThePrimeagen]

the DHH interview
https://t.co/qnZmD8IUZW

[Open Web Advocacy @OpenWebAdvocacy]

For 7 years, Google has failed to keep its commitment to share the ability to install Web Apps with third-party browsers on Android. With regulatory intervention from the EU, Japan and the UK that may be changing.

Read about it here:
https://t.co/l0Hqf2fxlA

[Sarah Drasner @sarah_edo]

Incredible that we will blame absolutely all productivity metrics on remote work without a shred of accountability that many industry-sweeping rounds of reduction in force will do to morale