🔖 Plain Vanilla Web Development
Guides for doing web development with just HTML, CSS, and Javascript. No Frameworks, just using the increasingly advanced tools in the W3C offerings.
Guides for doing web development with just HTML, CSS, and Javascript. No Frameworks, just using the increasingly advanced tools in the W3C offerings.
Small workouts that can be done in the midst of the working day
Discussing beginning and intro concepts of Kubernetes
A walkthrough for building your own database
Primer on BTrees and how they are used in database indexing
A small manifesto/set of directions on mindfulness and calm in the face of the modern world
It’s a damn shame Lost never had any Vincent flashbacks.
A small manifesto/set of directions on mindfulness and calm in the face of the modern world
https://nostarch.com/building-a-debugger
It’s increasingly obvious my To Read stack is basically “I wish I’d been less of a doofus and tried harder in my CS degree.”
Walkthrough of building a toy sql database.
I will probably never sit down to do anything with this, but a pastiche of Beowulf in which a contractor is brought in to fix horrible problems in the Heorot codebase.
It starts “Am I sharing the right window?”
Typewriter-esque font inspired by Apple's San Francisco font
One day Slack will fuck up their product even further by allowing people to see the names of the sections I have put channels and DMs into.
"They think this will sell?" "Garbage Fire Conversations" "Actual Shitshows" "Wankers"
News announcement on a new group from Evan Prodromou to support ActivityPub and the fediverse, The Social Web Foundation
One of my team today, an otherwise impressive, observant young man who I rely on to solve significant problems, spent 30 seconds of dead air today trying to work out how to stop screen sharing in Zoom and ended up quitting and rejoining the meeting. That’s vi-level UI/UX winning right there.
Still, we all agreed we were glad we weren’t using Chime.
Palamedes Sextus and Ianthe Naberius in a battle of wits. I think this is set just after Gideon the Ninth.
Muir’s work really does reward rereads and different angles.
I have no real way to tell, obviously, because I would never meet any of these people, but I am willing to bet real human currency that the people who assume remote workers are slacking and goofing off instead of working actually don't know how in-office people work and behave.
Or, you know, don't know any actual workers.
The absolute obliviousness, the actual genuine irony of people getting LLMs to generate their Talk Like A Pirate Day jokes
I was thinking it’d be funny, but probably too petty, if Port celebrated by play acting taking a group selfie after the siren. But Ken 😬
For next time I need to talk someone through what oauth is doing