“Audacious Fox: Pyramid of Product Team Needs”
I like this.
“ongoing by Tim Bray · The Oil Patch Up Against the Wall”
This is not going to be a peaceful century
“Lydia Davis: Ten of My Recommendations for Good Writing Habits - Literary Hub”
Here’s a fun fact: setting up a node server project is usually much simpler and has fewer dependencies than most front-end projects.
So, I’m pretty sure you can’t blame the state of the front end on node or JS as a language. This is a mess we’ve made all on our own
“Smooth is Fast - Alan Cooper - Medium”
“The promise of agile isn’t speed but rather it’s about not building up technical debt and design debt.”
“Linea 2.8 and Beyond • The Breakroom”
Linea is an amazing app. I use it regularly. It’s vastly underpriced at its current price point and will still be underpriced at the subscription price point.
“Coders in the Hands of a Missing God: How Newly Minted Freelancers Badly Miss the Point - DaedTech”
“6 mistakes to avoid during your first 30 days as a new manager - Know Your Team - Blog”
“Make sure that you move back home to Iceland before it starts,” I started hearing from relatives back home a decade ago.
‘It’ being the moment when UK politics really turns for the worse.
Can’t say they were wrong to be worried. Can’t say I regret leaving 3.5 years ago.
The sun will still rise tomorrow. You got time
“What’s the difference between encodeURI() and encodeURIComponent() in vanilla JS? - Go Make Things”
“There’s no way phone camera technology is going to get worse” is not a statement of fact but an article of faith. It’s tech as a religion
Tech can get worse if a company takes its eye off the ball or realises that they overshot in quality. Just look at Apple’s other products
“The café in Dalvík has closed its doors due to weather, for the first time ever”
The weather is pretty bad at home at the moment.
“Z’s Still Not Dead Baby, Z’s Still Not Dead ◆ 24 ways”
It makes me so happy to see the amazing things you can do with modern CSS.
“Getting Started with Web Performance - Calibre”
“JavaScript is responsible for the vast majority of performance issues we see”