@TatianaTMac Brittney Cooper talks in depth about her personal struggle with being POC and feminist in her book Eloquent Rage if anyone is looking for a good read about the complexities of these intersections.
https://t.co/elva5mEeOI
@Play2Grass@JenniferPMeuni1 @MichelleStenzel @chicagosmayor Polio has about a 0.5% chance of paralysis and around 0.05% chance of death without vaccination. Majority of people are asymptomatic or only get flu like symptoms. Something I thought was interesting when I learned about it.
https://t.co/diO3wD8FXU
@getify@DanShappir Chrome has a task manager for checking tab cpu/memory you can find it by clicking the 3 dots -> More Tools -> Task Manager
For a more detailed breakdown the Performance tab in Dev Tools can probably give you an idea whats running on the page
@heydonworks @talyssonoc @SudoCat429 If the the static content is a child of a React component it has to be jsx (an html template) so React nows how to create it. React doesn't really support native html because it needs something it can parse into it's virual dom before it can determine the dom nodes to generate
@evaferreira92@philwalton also has a great blog post about z-index. I came across it dealing with an issue related to opacity. I've read it many times and recommend to anyone who wants to learn more
https://t.co/9P35LfX9Ti
@marcysutton@ryanflorence While I found React's official accessibility docs a bit more comprehensive Angular does have official docs as well
https://t.co/ZoSSm7Gwdn
@MarcoInEnglish Try prepending a # symbol to the class name. This seems to be referred to as a "Symbol" search which is a lookup for classes, functions, and properties like you find in a file outline
@MarcoInEnglish Also for me CTRL+F4 and CTRL+W seem to do the same thing which is close an editor or the open file. Another shortcut I find helpful is closing all editors across all groups which is CTRL+K+W if you want a blank slate
@ryanflorence@_bobs__@addyosmani Native has less devices to target and running the same code on different devices/browers tends to yield slightly different results. I've noticed the floating label animation on textfields in material web lib looks smooth on android chrome but is kind of choppy on mobile safari.