@YesCymru@Telegraph Turn off javascript in your browser and you can read the whole article perfectly fine. Here's a link for chrome users - https://t.co/TMMkaIXvSA
🚨CSS News
CSS Trigonometric Functions just landed in Firefox, are available in Safari and are slated to land in Chromium soon (tentatively version 111).
What are they?
@ifanmj The sun is doing an extra good job of not knowing what they're on about. Making a pun of a Welshman to talk about the English football team because no doubt they think Lawrence was English.
One of my friends spoke out about her experience with Modern Frontends.
I have some things to say too.
It seems like a lot of people do.
https://t.co/phzTADdEWC
Just bought a domain for the job board I'm building just for junior dev, still not a lot to show but working on it 💪 https://t.co/kXauiBJ7SB
#vercel@AWSAmplify
Tip: It's powerful for senior engineers to admit when they don’t know something. You can learn from others who do. This normalizes admitting where you have knowledge gaps (but want to learn) and is healthy for teams to see.
💡@nextjs tip: `next/link` will soon no longer require manually adding an `<a>` tag as a child. You can opt-in today with a flag before this becomes the default in the next major version.
More details → https://t.co/1qd6uUNgP3
@ThatsDevolved Does this article relate to england only? It says interest rates were 12% but mine is at 1.5% for the same plan.
https://t.co/pBvNC2OI7y
I'm often asked why I don't use a fancy ligature font and this is exactly why. Fine to use on your own, but it creates tripping hazards.
I once had gitlens on during a workshop and the learner typed "2 days ago" as part of the code we were writing.
React opinion: most context providers should just be singletons instead.
e.g. not:
<RootStoreProvider store={rootStore}>
<App />
</RootStoreProvider>
My first video is about Vite, which is an awesome frontend tool that provides instant hot module reloading via ECMAScript modules:
https://t.co/DUQ5qSXGVK