ICYMI: ruth c white, phd mph msw shares some tips with the Bay Area's KRON4 News about how to manage stress while watching a war as it unfolds. ow.ly/4wGB50IoJ1h

CSS Tip 💡 Create image Carousel using two lines of CSS.

Wondering what's new in the #Rails community? We break down the benefits of using Ruby on Rails vs. an all-Javascript stack and why many bootcamps don’t teach Rails anymore (even though they probably should). ow.ly/GWxP50IqrZH

In case you weren't aware; Chromium browsers (Chrome, Edge), Firefox, and Safari now all support native image lazy loading. <img loading="lazy"/> No need for custom polyfills for major browsers anymore! caniuse.com/loading-lazy-a…

Depending on your stack, there could be a plethora of tools for deployment out there or none at all. Unfortunately, Elixir falls into the latter bucket. But luckily, we can use #Docker to help. ow.ly/3wTI50Iqs95

To edit efficiently in #Vim, you have to go beyond individual characters. Instead - edit by word, sentence and paragraph. In Vim, these higher-level contexts are called text objects, and learning these text objects can take your editing to a new level. ow.ly/H8nJ50IqsjE

TIL about the download attribute for anchors, handy!

#Greenfield projects have a hidden set of needs, and each one can be an opportunity for growth if handled well. But if handled poorly or not handled at all, these pitfalls can perpetuate and multiply across the lifetime of the project. ow.ly/U3Nf50IywKb

We're excited to announce that Sesh, a Carbon Five client, has been announced as a 2022 #Webby Awards honoree in the Apps and Software – Health and Fitness category! 🎉 ow.ly/7PGy50IB6Vs

Projects tend to have three types of “tasks” for developers: features, bugs, and chores. While features and bugs are mostly self-explanatory, chores provide indirect customer value, which can be hard to identify as it can come through a variety of paths. ow.ly/laVr50IywOI

Deep dive into the CSS :where() function by wonderful @timonwa_. blog.logrocket.com/deep-dive-css-…

It’s a simple idea that can help your digital product take shape; when a user enters your system, do you hand them a map or a path? And what’s the difference? ow.ly/5ZqG50Iyx3z

The key to running a great #retro is to have a plan. Being intentional about every detail of the meeting will help maintain a psychologically safe space where everyone can talk freely about any topic as a true team. ow.ly/sPay50IFexj

Looking to break up oversized user stories into more manageable pieces? Breaking things down takes some additional planning effort, but it can result in building and deploying these smaller things faster. ow.ly/gE6Z50IFeJt

⭐ CSS cheatsheet for beginners ⭐

A quick explanation of hoisting in JavaScript

Using #Docker Compose is an easy way to get different versions of Postgres running simultaneously on a workstation without making any modifications to your projects. Here's how to make the best of it 😎 ow.ly/hCgj50IFeOx

The implementation details for authorization and authentication in #GraphQL can be a little tricky at first. Here's how to approach these very important pieces of your API design. ow.ly/IiwB50IK4SL

New to #Javascript? Here are some key concepts you should know, including a summary of its event-driven interaction model and more on how it differs from the request-response model typically found in languages like Ruby, Python, and Java. ow.ly/vQy750IK518

Using #git for version control allows for powerful collaboration in tech teams. Like any tool, if misused, it can also cause some serious headaches. Here's how to use the the squash and rebase workflow to make the collaboration process more efficient. ow.ly/HArT50IK4Wr