Chris Heilmann [email protected]
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The robots are coming and we need to make a great example for them. Author, presenter, A11y lover, Online teacher at Skillshare and LinkedIn Learning
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sudo rm -fr /
Deletes all French files from the linux server.
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Oh god, I just saw
i-=-1
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i = i + 1;
(yes, it works)
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It is confusing that JavaScript conferences are both events and functions.
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If this doesn't make you happy we can't be friends.
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🧠 Optimist: the glass is 1/2 full
Pessimist: the glass is 1/2 empty
Excel: the glass is First of February
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"Oh shit Git" is a good collection of "I did something wrong in Git and how to fix it" examples.
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Took me a while but now I can't stop sniggering...
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I don't know who did this, but this guide to reading job advertisements is pretty spot-on.
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What stops you from designing tools like that?
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Just found a feature in Microsoft Teams that's great if you haven't got enough enemies in your company.
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By the age of 35 you should have 12 clever domain names you had great product ideas for but never got around to creating them.
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Macbooks used to have an amazing amount of connectors.
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The :is selector of CSS is such a great way to avoid repetition.
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It is fun how far CSS has come with media queries. Dark/Light mode switch with mode detection in 15 lines of CSS :)
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Conspiracy theorists should be forced to manage a project with lots of people for a short while. That'll give them a sense of how adorable their claims of efficiency and secrecy are.
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🛠
@code
1.6.0 now has built-in, fast bracket colourisation. You can turn it on with "editor.bracketPairColorization.enabled": true. This works around the performance problems of the highly used "Bracket Pair Colorizer" extension, so you can uninstall that and free some RAM.
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Need a calendar?
Terminal -> $ cal -y 2021
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OMG the touchbar is useful with Microsoft Teams!
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Want to see all IDs in the current document in the Console?
console.table($$('*[id]'),['tagName','id'])
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CSS is so much fun these days. Defining the font as vh in portrait mode and vw in landscape and then multiplying it with what you need…
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Adam and Eve were the first to ignore the Apple terms and conditions.
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🔍 Today, after a decade of using MacOS, I learned that Preview has a built-in zoom lens. Hitting the backtick on the keyboard toggles it.
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Performance tip: shave of hundreds of lines of JavaScript by using the correct HTML elements.
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Developers prefer dark mode because light attracts bugs.
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"We added ARIA roles to all our components to get accessibility compliance"
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Seems the guardian ran out of fucks to give. This is not a fake.
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Dad, what was the internet like when you were a boy?
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Dear developers of "log in to use wifi" portals:
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0">
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Pro Tip: use a comma in your password, so if it ends up in a hack dump, it'll break the CSV.
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🤯 OK, do you want to have your mind blown?
Go to any GitHub repo, and press the . key on your keyboard. You'll get
@code
in the browser to edit the repo. You can edit, search, install (some) extensions and use commit back to the repo. We live in amazing times.
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It never felt right to me to manipulate style settings in JavaScript when CSS is the right tool for the job. With CSS custom properties we can send to CSS what needs to come from JavaScript. For example, mouse position.
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Dad jokes are just jokes that are all groan up.
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Not all heroes wear capes.
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Tweaking my slides at the airport gate. Who is responsible for performance of a web technology?
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Check the 🔥 Front-End Checklist Application 🔥 for modern websites and meticulous developers! With more than 20 000 🌟 on
#Github
, now you can use it on your daily workflow and generate reports 📑!
#FrontEndChecklist
#FrontEnd
#Tool
#Web
via
@thedaviddias
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👉🏻 “Free for dev”
🔗
“A list of software (SaaS, PaaS, IaaS, etc.) and other offerings that have free tiers for developers.”
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The joys of working as a remote employee...
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And the winner of the comment section is...
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💡Quick tip, you can use fetch() with HEAD to check if a certain resource on the web exists. This will not load the resource, just determine its availability:
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OMG! I used CMD|Ctrl + D to select similar text in
@code
all the time. But did you know you can skip falsely selected entries using CMD|Ctrl + K?
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Wow, is a fully automated service to remove the background of images with pretty good results. For when you have no Photoshop at hand.
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Still baffled by how many things you can do wrong in one sticker.
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"It’s 2018: You shouldn’t be writing vanilla CSS"
It's 2018 - can we stop with the horseshit flamebait articles? Write what the fuck makes you most effective and stop trying to change people who care deeply about things.
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Happy to announce that as of today I have a new title. I got promoted to "Principal Software Development Engineer". I wonder what my family will make of it. When I became "senior program manager", my mother thought I create outreach programs for senior citizens.
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Don't let "but I'm not an expert" stop you from publishing and presenting. Sharing and sparking excitement is as - if not more - important than pure facts. Experts can share biases along with their facts and that stifles innovation. Help diversify. We need your voice.
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Job interview tip: if they have a water bottle there and glasses, fill yours till it overflows a bit. Then look them straight in the eye and say "I always give 110%".
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@JasonSCampbell
Then they give you this book. You need to find a guy in a striped shirt. It isn't easy, they said, but I could do it.
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