@allenholub@Cynebeald I struggle with this description of customer whilst developing digital products for government. As the person paying is often the tax payers (the public).
Instead focusing on the user or stakeholder who receives the value.
Is it me getting rusty or is more and more CSS code becoming unreadable / not easy to understand?
Variable names not meaningful + complex calc() (or other functions) makes it difficult to understand what's happening at first glance.
I'll choose readable over "clever" any day.
Calling out the "adding context" section from Igor Arkhipov's article.
Personally, I found myself naturally adding this into user stories.
#ContextIsEverything
https://t.co/MzLbZssTAy
Burning through my 2022 book list with Audible:
- Escaping the Build Trap by Melissa Perri
- The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck by Mark Manson
- The Lean Startup by Eric Ries
- Atomic Habits by James Clear
- A Little Book About Requirements and User Stories by Allan Kelly
Burnout isn't due to a lack of motivation. It's caused by a shortage of capacity.
There are more interesting people and projects than hours in the day. The key question isn't whether you have interest. It's whether you have bandwidth.
Enthusiasm is boundless. Time is finite.
Reported yesterday: 0 new local cases and no new cases acquired overseas.
- 17,612 vaccine doses were administered
- 30,117 test results were received
More later: https://t.co/lIUrl0ZEco
Layoutit Grid is a nice free CSS Grid interface builder: https://t.co/8nxImrcDoc. Exports to CodePen or CodeSandbox with other handy features like auto-placement https://t.co/TJgm4Rz19l