@shadeed9 Most of these examples feel more „magic“ and less maintainable to me than their counter without CSS comparison function. Especially when the formula in the preferred value comes from a calculator and uses values not based on ones occurring in source code otherwise.
My wife is rarely in the office, but she’s in calls for like 4h a day (role: web-dev). Not sure this qualifies as „remote“. Or rather: If I work remotely, I also want most work to be async. Remote without async is like ‚async‘ without ‚await‘ in JS.
@mcrittenden So if I don’t enjoy planning my next vacation, my life time spent doing it isn’t „worth living“? Wrong! It was time well invested into future me having a life worth living! 😉
Nice, sarcastic take on todays interpretation of agile software development. In the end all that matters is customers getting enough value to pay.
https://t.co/OgUOfRuFjL
Great overview over @figma capabilities nowadays: https://t.co/9Ce5uT0egh
I plead guilty to sometimes confusing clickable prototypes with the actual web apps. 🙈
In-app browsers are worse than the pain in the ass you’ve always known them to be since you first spotted them in your sites Sentry: https://t.co/pczv9l1yzZ
Can identify with the donkey dying from hunger and thirst due to decision paralysis of equal options: https://t.co/inAPvA22C5
It’s why shopping organic groceries is so nice (there’s just 1 of everything), and Amazon is hell.
Server side JS runtimes are a new area of competition: first @deno_land, now @jarredsumner’s bun: https://t.co/Blz45iOvwE
This is a great motivator for @nodejs to be a bit more aggressive adopting modern standards.