I see your JavaScript framework, and raise you HTML. How far have we slipped when DX trumps performance now too?

An ICU nurses’ response to this h.scum piece. I bring you: The 77 things I hated about what COVID did to the human body. 📷 Heather Paterson Photography

Looks like I'm going to have to use XML/XSL in anger.

Cory said what I've been struggling to say properly: Web Components, and agnostic UI components are the way to go. abeautifulsite.net/posts/a-web-co… h/t Cory LaViska

When you're leaving the house, telling the grand-kids not to spend too much time playing computer games.

The View Transitions API is an absolute game changer and will effectively deprecate single page apps in most cases. I'm implementing it in What PWA Can Do Today. What you see in the video below is an MPA that does a full page reload on each navigation Jake Archibald 🧵1/3

For the first time in a long time, I'm working on a project that DOESN'T have a dependency on Slack, and let me tell you: it's a relief.

There is so much to admire about this announcement. I love the smile on Adams' face as he delivers this... youtu.be/w-5bNFg50KU

Reflecting on 2022, I decided to give my perspective on where I see JavaScript Frameworks heading into the next year. "JavaScript Frameworks - Heading into 2023" by Ryan Carniato #DEVCommunity #webdev dev.to/this-is-learni…

Is anyone's timeline here comprised of tweets from people you follow?

Hot take: Everybody hates the current state of frontend web development. Some people are lying to themselves. Some people haven't realized it yet. But everybody can feel that this shit is bad, and we just haven't collectively decided to talk about it yet.

Apple Strudel Noodle Poodle

Humans doing the hard jobs on minimum wage while the robots write poetry and paint is not the future I wanted

My Android phone is 4 years old. It struggles to browse the DoorDash web app.

Guess how many children Elon Musk has.

Threads, or "No, you're the product, you stupid larval human".

Accident involving a pedestrian on Pirie street, Mt. Victoria. No skid marks, just a loud bang, and the pedestrian trapped underneath. Emergency services were here in seconds. Pedestrian conscious. All because the driver coming down the hill tried to avoid another car. :(