An Phan
@notphanan
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@vuejs core team member. Wrote some books and reading some more. Building Koel at https://t.co/KvhJIpbsJz. 🦋@phanan.net 🕊️🇺🇦🎻
MĂĽnchen, Bayern
Joined August 2008
Proud to say I contributed to the project!
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RT @VueSchool_io: All things Vue Black Friday 💚 Get The Ultimate Vue Bundle or Build Your Own to access courses & certificates you need at…
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Anthony: People, not platforms. People on X (not Twitter): But but it’s good here! You must explain yourself! You must enjoy it here! X’s the best shit! You’re goddamn wrong!
💯 Today's Twitter scores 0 points as a platform to me. The only reason I was still posting here mainly was because of the people, because of you reading it. The community is re-forming at 🦋 and I love the vibe a lot so far, kinda reminds me the very beginning when I started to engage on Twitter. No one wants to lose their years' effort on building up the audience and network. The inertia of staying is indeed strong, but that shouldn’t be the reason for us to be trapped in a declining platform. Let’s make the first step. Instead of crossposting, I am thinking to prioritize my post on 🦋 mainly, and only porting back some of the important posts back here. People. Not platforms.
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This is not “millennial.” This is selfish, self-absorbed asshole behavior.
Dear old people, stop texting “call me” unless someone is in an ambulance. - love, josh, a millennial
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@_justineo Considering we have :disabled="disabled" and :readonly="readOnly", I’d go for another option altogether: v-unwrapped="unwrapped".
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🎉 Just announced! WebStorm is now free for non-commercial use! Whether you’re learning #JavaScript, working on open-source projects, creating content, or coding as a hobby, you can now do so for free 🥳 🔗
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One of our most famous authors once said, "Carelessness in any profession is immoral. But carelessness in writing is vile." I think this also applies to writing—and selling—untested code that puts users at risk, all for a couple of bucks.
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Cookie banners are the best example in tech for Stockholm syndrome. There must be better ways to ask for user consensus than employing this abnonxious mess of dark patterns and UI/UX abomination, yet somehow EU people decided to accept it as a norm and live with it without shame.
Cookie banners. Just visited a US website, from the US, that ships a 457.11kB (minified!) JS bundle of a GDPR "banner SDK" from a "trust" provider. Over 3x the size of React. It ships its very own version of jQuery inside. Going to the "trust" provider website yields a 5.3s LCP (i.e.: 5s+ to load the first screen completely). 53% of visitors experience a similarly terrible loading experience. They couldn't care less. This is the stuff that's silently destroying the web. • For most users, these providers have gamified beyond belief your ability to actually block cookies. The primary buttons are always "Accept All", even when you "customize your preferences". More often than not, they're cheating you into accepting everything. • The amount of JS they ship, downloading from a 3rd party website, is destroying the web's performance • The aesthetics and function of websites is massively compromised. In the spirit of "privacy and trust", they're eroding the open web in favor of proprietary platforms. • They undermine the product engineering teams' efforts. I've met so many amazing design engineers who spend countless hours honing experiences, only to have them destroyed by cookie junk. Cookie banner slop has to stop.
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For someone whose platform’s tag line is “Code is poetry,” this is some of the worst writings done by a native speaker that I’ve seen in my life:
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These “indie hackers” being proud of writing no tests really grind my gears sometimes.
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RT @AidanSimardone: As a kid, I wondered how Germans allow the Holocaust to happen. In the past year I have heard why: “I am too busy” “I…
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This is not a “fork” or a “takeover.” Call it by what it is: WordPress is stealing and @photomatt is a damn despicable thief.
@wp_acf This has happened several times before, and in line with the guidelines you agreed to by being in the directory: Best of luck with your version. We're looking forward to making ours amazing for our users, using the best GPL code available.
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What the actual f
We have been made aware that the Advanced Custom Fields plugin on the WordPress directory has been taken over by WordPress dot org. A plugin under active development has never been unilaterally and forcibly taken away from its creator without consent in the 21 year history of WordPress.
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Of course I typed “inproving” instead of “improving” but hey, at least I didn’t come up with bullshit in a desperate attempt to promote my framework.
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