Me: So Christ’s body is the bread? Priest: yes Me: and he rose from the grave Priest: yes... Me: because of the yeast? Priest: no Me: okay, none of this makes sense

📖 What are best network performance practices when it comes to loading CSS? How can we get to Start Render most quickly? I have a 3,300 word answer to that very question! csswizardry.com/2018/11/css-an…

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Luv the following version of, “Engineering is the process of breaking down complexity to its smallest unit…" "Engineering is the discipline of crushing dreams until they're small enough to be achievable” - A co-worker.

My first tattoo will probably be: tar -xvzf file.tar.gz Then I'll never need to look it up again

Native <img> lazy-loading is coming to the web! bit.ly/loading-attrib… <img loading=lazy> defers offscreen images until the user scrolls near them. Shipping in Chrome ~75 bit.ly/loading-i2s

💸 Cost of updating text in the DOM: 2019 Edition ⬛️⬛️⬛️⬛️⬛️⬛️ .innerHTML ⬛️⬛️➖➖➖➖ .textContent ⬛️⬛️➖➖➖➖ .innerText ⬛️➖➖➖➖➖ .firstChild.data - Use .textContent if you can't assume structure - Use Text#data to update existing text

JavaScript housekeeping: 🗑️ Remove old & duplicate deps 🐥 Replace large deps w/small ones 🧐 Check you aren't over-polyfilling 🧽 Clean up A/B test configs ✂️ Code-splitting! Walmart Grocery did this for their site. 69% smaller JS bundles. 28% faster Time-to-Interactive.

Sometimes I make a change line by line, then realise "ugh, I could have done this so much quicker with multi-cursor". So I undo the change, and redo it using multi-cursor. I'm not going to deny myself that multi-cursor satisfaction. Never.

(thread) I often hear people mention they read straight through the You Don't Know JS Yet book series. Some try to binge the books in a week or two, others will spread out that reading over several weeks or months. Others will tell me they stalled out because it was too much overload to read.

An unfortunate UX trend I’ve seen is “fake focus” (or phocus, haha!) — patterns that ostensibly increase our focus but IMO actually make us more distracted. One example is the move to fullscreen apps, originally necessitated by mobile but increasingly adopted by desktop. (Thread)

"Your UI doesn't need to map one-to-one with your data's fields and values". Great thinking on simplicity from Steve Schoger

Disney's HTML comments are wholesome.

I'm raising money for COVID-19 hospital bills for my aunt Marlene Salinas, a recent breast cancer survivor who needs our help. Thank you! Click to Donate: gofundme.com/f/covid19-hosp… via GoFundMe #COVID #fundraiser #donate #help #gofundmecampaign

How to test Observables and Promises in Angular #angular #rxjs mikeguoynes.medium.com/testing-observ…

How to take a video or screenshot of a user’s screen in Javascript by Mike Guoynes link.medium.com/Htc38FAA5hb #javascript #js #screenshot #howto

New article out! How to share data between components in Angular, with a shopping cart example #Angular #TypeScript #javascript vidalquevedo.medium.com/how-to-share-d…

“ELI5: Observables vs Subjects vs Behavior Subjects” by Mike Guoynes link.medium.com/NnfzgPi95ib #rxjs #js #javascript #angular #observables #eli5

I just published "The Two Concepts That Finally Helped Me Understand Observables" #angular #javascript #observables #rxjs #js link.medium.com/t6G85Dc68lb