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WYSIWYG editors have a hard enough time generating valid, sensible markup and styles for consumption by typical end users. But many end users are not typical - some have visual and/or auditory impairments. In many jurisdictions, webs
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I work on a team of 11 engineers. Two of us are remote - myself included. We use Slack for IM, Hangouts for group meetings and face-to-face chats, and Screenhero for screen sharing and pairing. I highly recommend the latter for interacti
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> Building remote teams is extremely hard and takes a lot of investment. But finding, leasing, and maintaining an office is not hard and does not require a lot of investment?
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I think the webpack ecosystem has a lot of plugins for inlining.
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All other things being equal, pure CSS could be a superior alternative to SVG / font icon if your SVG / font icons are loaded via HTTP (this is usually the case with SVG and always the case with font icons). Reducing the number of
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Part of the reason why people can learn to drive in hours is because they have been riding in cars as passengers since birth. Though new at driving, they have lots of contextual knowledge and awareness. If you took someone who grew up on
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I agree that the JavaScript ecosystem is complex, that's why I said it in my comment. I'm just making fun of the notion that we should expect simplicity when web development has never been simple. I have JavaScript Fatigue Fatigu
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How it feels to learn parallel parking in 2016 "I want to parallel park in that parking space." You'll need a car first. "When I was a kid I just walked into the parking spaces." Yeah, but that's not really par
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Opternative and 1-800-Contacts now let users get updated prescriptions from home
(techcrunch.com)
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Here's a nice writeup that's critical of async and await: https://blog.getify.com/not-awaiting-1/
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Credit is much cheaper than it was in 2000. It's simply not as appealing for investors to make hasty exits when cash is so easy to come by from other sources.
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11y ago
saved you a click: no
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UK ISPs to store browsing history for one year, no warrant
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UK: Internet firms to be banned from offering unbreakable encryption
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Opternative, an online eye test
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Why didn't Sean just google the spelling of "googol?"
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If you engineer a solution for a terrible game and no one actually plays the game, does a problem really exist?