Cette vidéo est à voir et à partager absolument !!!
Elle dure 20 minutes, 20 minutes capitales. Il est primordial que vous preniez le temps de l'écouter et la partager.
Le Dr David Martin prend la parole au Sommet International du Covid, le 9 mai 2023, au Parlement Européen (et aucun MSM n'en parle ! 🤬)
Il décortique l'historique du Covid et démontre la guerre contre l'humanité, préparée de longue date, qui est menée - le tout, preuves à l'appui, bien sûr.
🔥 TypeScript Tip 🔥
Checking out TS codebases like @excalidraw's has been so enlightening - especially how many of them are using 'as const' over enums.
I'm excited to introduce the web's next transformation:
✨ Progressively Enhanced Single Page Apps ✨
This transition has already started. Let's take a bit to talk about the history of architecture for web apps and explore its future as well.
https://t.co/7htnQe4ZUi
State management libraries can be roughly categorized 2 ways:
⏺ Single (global, atomic store) vs. multi (local, distributed)
⚡️ Direct (manipulate state) vs. indirect (send events)
Here's how I'd categorize some JS state management libraries:
Browsers can animate at least 4 things cheaply: position, scale, rotation & opacity. https://t.co/iIdGfkEdjw is still useful for checking if CSS triggers re-layouts or reflows.
I haven't looked at my GitHub profile in a long time, but it clearly visualizes the point at which I burned out prior to leaving Google. I still treasure my time there, but the long hours took their toll. I didn't even realize how bad it was until now.
Are you looking for a remote job in 2020?
👩💻 Reply to this thread with your preferred job position, your skills and a link to your work
👷♂️If you're hiring remotely, browse this thread to find talent
RT for visibility👇
⬡ Introducing Blocks (alpha)!
An open source, JSX-based visual editor that we're building.
👩💻 Import JSX
🖼 Drag and drop components
🎛 Change props and styling
🧩 Add your own blocks
😻 Export production-ready code
https://t.co/uAuELZcpxT
Ever try to code a website without DevTools? Ugh! Being able to see the DOM tree (the HTML) & the CSS cascade is a huge help.
We've been wrangling Accessibility without any such tool — until now.
Here's a tour of the Firefox Accessibility Inspector:
📺 https://t.co/uzz3HeVIfw
Most common mistake software developers make: putting stuff in the wrong place. Coupling responsibilities and concepts that should be kept separate.
For me, this is 95% of software development. Just figuring out *where* things belong.
A black hole simulation in 140 bytes of JavaScript: https://t.co/SmCQzqLmVk 🤯
for(i=0;i<2e3;x.fillRect(i?960+i*S(F=260*(t+9)/i+S(i*i)):0,i?500+.2*(2*i*C(F)+2e4/i):0,K=i++?S(i)*9:2e3,K))x.fillStyle=R(99*i,2*i,i,i?1:.4)
Congratulations, you got your page load < 100ms.
Then you added a reCAPTCHA which takes a user ~30s to get past.
Congratulations, you played yourself.
20 years ago, people tried to convince me that learning HTML was pointless because we had FrontPage and Dreamweaver.
Ignoring them was the best decision I ever made.