“Write code that is easy to delete, not easy to… — programming is terrible”
So, micro.blog just gives up on the whole posting thing sometimes, huh? You had one job, etc. etc.
One defining part of tech discourse (esp. crypto/web3) is the assumption that US needs and problems are universal. That US problems represent global issues. Believe that and you’ll end up believing that forcing US solutions on the globe, by force even, is a moral imperative
So exciting 😁. CSS is easily my favourite part of the web stack.
“A/A Testing: How I increased conversions 300% by doing absolutely nothing”
“Add a Service Worker to Your Site - CSS-Tricks - CSS-Tricks”
Given how fast framework complexity has escalated in the past couple of years, it feels like we’re at the point where not using a framework for web dev could be a strategic advantage for a new startup or company
Definitely having a ‘nothing fucking works’ day.
‘A Response To “Have Single-Page Apps Ruined the Web?“’
“The javascript ecosystem is simply insanely overly-complicated. Comically so, in fact, given the requirements of most web applications.”
Having another one of those days where micro.blog just won’t do the posting thing
Recent photos from around town
One of the neighbourhood’s ravens was doing their rounds earlier today
“Michael Tsai - Blog - iOS 15 Autocorrect”
Apple’s software development continues its steady decline.
It’s looking likely that a lot of otherwise staid tech cos will cash in on web3 over the next 2-3 years by offering services that are, essentially, “selling shovels during a gold rush”. Like “sign in with eth” support, blockchain app gateways, secure file hosting for NFTs, etc.
“(mac)OStalgia – Hello. I’m Michael.”
A bit of Mac Classic nostalgia.
“The Pipeline To Your Corporate Soul - by Alan Cooper - Dec, 2021 - Medium”
Hate it when a type + autocorrect results in you writing the opposite of what you meant. 😝