Public accessibility research like this is incredibly useful and a valuable contribution to the community.
Haunted now supports lit-html, lighterhtml, and hyperHTML for rendering.
Use Haunted for hooks, and pick whichever rendering library you prefer.
“A worrying change in Open Source perception - Christian Heilmann”
“Google should auto-delete aging user data by default - Ctrl blog”
“Dear Google, I’m Blocking You From My Website · Bradley Taunt”
“Three Things Authors Should Know About Their Publishers’ Platforms”
“Functional JavaScript: What are higher-order functions, and why should anyone care?”
“Inspired Design Decisions: Pressing Matters — Smashing Magazine”
I occasionally miss Bristol.
Glad to be back in comfortable weather, if only for a few weeks.
“Write It Down · Matthias Ott – User Experience Designer”
This. Either get into the habit of noting things down on your phone or carry a pen and a small notebook.
“Add Webmention support to your website in ten minutes - Ctrl blog”
“Zoom Will Fix the Flaw That Let Hackers Hijack Webcams - WIRED”
Only doing the right thing after 100 days of everybody shouting at you for doing the wrong thing is not a way to inspire confidence in your security culture.
“Zoom Zero Day: 4+ Million Webcams & maybe an RCE? Just get them to visit your website!”
This is horrible and Zoom seems utterly blasé about about the risks they are imposing on their users with these practices.
Cubicles got a bad rap among the intelligentsia because they became a symbol of the soulless drudgery of office work.
These same people then, as managers, mistake the metaphor for reality and cement the soullessness of the modern work by designing everything as open offices.
“Poor office design continues to hamper productivity - Workplace Insight”
I deal with at least half of these on a regular basis.
“Bon Appétit’s Gourmet Makes is a great way to learn how to be productive at work”
I love this show. Which surprised me becomes I’m not interested in baking or cooking at all.