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by stevenpetryk 6y ago
Intercom employee here. Do you mean embedding the Messenger in a React Native app? I'll pass this convo along to the Messenger team. It sounds like a worthwhile thing to look into since RN is becoming so popular.
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by stevenpetryk 6y ago
That's my main beef will all these web-based doc/database tools like Notion, Coda, Airtable, etc—despite their neat features, there is absolutely no focus on accessibility with any of them. They're all div soup. I love text d
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by stevenpetryk 6y ago
Maybe Soundflower? https://rogueamoeba.com/freebies/soundflower/
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by stevenpetryk 6y ago
They ate the olognion
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Rails, GraphQL, and TypeScript: a monolith worth trying(stevenpetryk.com)
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by stevenpetryk 7y ago
Seems this was posted primarily to market Saasify, so I'll take the bait: pretty cool that this was set up so fast. You've built a neat thing, Travis :)
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by stevenpetryk 7y ago
Not seeing much in the way of accessibility here.
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by stevenpetryk 7y ago
It always warms my heart to see someone fighting the "why not just..." comments on here. Everyone underestimates how much goes into a project.
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by stevenpetryk 7y ago
These are actually mostly wrong - Book = kitap, not kitab - My book = kitabım, not kitabim - Your book = kitabın, not kitabsin
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by stevenpetryk 7y ago
This reads like you're unsubtly telling OP "your question is dumb" while also not answering the real (intriguing, nuanced) underlying question.
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by stevenpetryk 7y ago
Just wondering (sort of—I'm also slightly trying to point out that you're being a bit of an armchair Reddit ops person :) What makes you think that the issue Reddit faced today would be fixed by rolling deploys?
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by stevenpetryk 7y ago
The room can be any polygon, including shapes where there are walls occluding other walls from the candle's light
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by stevenpetryk 7y ago
It takes very little effort to not say “he” and be more inclusive.
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by stevenpetryk 7y ago
I could swear I just read about that somewhere ;)
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by stevenpetryk 7y ago
I sound like a broken record but accessibility makes sites better for everyone, not just disabled people!
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by stevenpetryk 7y ago
It takes really little effort to use "they" instead of "he" to include all people.
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by stevenpetryk 7y ago
This is not a helpful comment. Could you provide some examples of why it's a waste of money?
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by stevenpetryk 7y ago
I still see Rails as perhaps one of the best frameworks to start a new generic web project in. The out-of-the-box functionality is just so perfectly tuned, and the fact that they're focusing on features that appeal to larger applicatio
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by stevenpetryk 8y ago
Worth mentioning that VS Code also lets you map any filename glob to a JSON schema. [1] 1: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/languages/json
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by stevenpetryk 8y ago
While I think you could've been a lot more constructive with this comment, you're right—it's clear the author is new to the practice. I wish there were a way to encourage more people to write without simultaneously causing th
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by stevenpetryk 8y ago
There are many people who cannot receive vaccinations because they are immunocompromised. Herd immunity protects them. Anti-vaxxers threaten them. The concern is not merely that people start becoming anti-vax
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by stevenpetryk 8y ago
I suppose I'm not a real adult then.
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by stevenpetryk 8y ago
Steve Schoger does a great job of designing with accessibility in mind! The future book that this chapter will be rolled into contains a whole discussion on it. If you check out the Refactoring UI screencasts, he uses an app (called Contras
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by stevenpetryk 10y ago
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