Wilson Parson

I'm into design systems, accessibility, software architecture, and the web platform. Sr front-end engineer @atomic_fi.

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@ThePrimeagen I don't see how this relates to Vim

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@DeniTechh BowlingScript

[Gary Bernhardt @garybernhardt]

replace all existing software design principles with "weird code should be shallow in the call stack; deep code should not be weird".

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@chriskalmar chore: add node_modules to .gitignore

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@TheJackForge Coding a <marquee> on that bad boy

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@flybayer https://t.co/3fr4p2bzZy

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@CallMeSiddhant Until next week

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@kentcdodds Lol I thought you meant which face. I chose 2, the one where you look less wired 😅

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@hhthacker something something SIGNALS something something

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@TheJackForge Especially if it's the CEO of HTML

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@PhalgunV ControlValueAccessor

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@housecor High signal-to-noise ratio. Garbage commits make it harder to find meaningful changes to the code base

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@TheJackForge

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@spencerdotdev Nice! Congrats! 🎉

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@Mandy_Kerr @b_e_n_t_e_n @mattaningram @Hicksyfern @hankchizljaw It's not that simple. Knowledge of a technology like tailwind is different that knowledge of how *this* particular project's CSS is written and organized. One is obviously more general and transferable.

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@Myotherpants @carolstran @sarah_edo At the very least, use <nav>. It makes it so much easier for vision impaired users to jump straight to your navigation

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@Myotherpants @carolstran @sarah_edo It's not about websites vs. web apps. It's about accessibility. Try using a screen reader on a web app with semantic html vs. one with all divs, and you'll see the difference.

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@Myotherpants @carolstran @sarah_edo I still don't have a great feel for when to use <article>, so I don't use it too often. I use <section> anytime I have a section of content with some kind of heading. So on a dashboard, I would say each panel or card could be a section?

[Steve (Builder.io) @Steve8708]

write code. not too much. mostly business logic.

[Wilson Parson @wilson_parson]

@victorsavkin Sometimes I feel tempted to use .reduce() so my code can be more "functional" and "elegant." Then I slap my hand and get over myself