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webology, 11 days ago to random

📭 On vacation autoresponders and deleting email: https://micro.webology.dev/2024/05/11/on-vacation-autoresponders.html

film_girl, 20 days ago to random

OK, so you know the so-called "source code leak" from Rabbit for the #r1 last week? It wasn't a real leak, but what it showed was different than what I was expecting. So Rabbit Hole, the way you configure your R1 -- it only works on desktops, which I thought was rather odd. And then I went to manage my connection and I figured out why. This whole thing is a fucking VNC session in the web browser served as if it is a modal login

d, 27 days ago to random

@5t3ph loved loved loved your talk today!

fraying, 28 days ago to random

Reminder about the rule: https://xoxo.zone/@fraying/111767304896766605

webology, 2 months ago to random

Fixing a CSS layout issue: https://micro.webology.dev/2024/03/21/fixing-a-css.html

frank, 2 months ago to random

Trying to make focaccia again today. Hopefully this try is better than the last.

webology, 3 months ago to random

🤷 I would take your Tailwind CSS takedown piece more seriously if your blog weren't shilling something like your "perfect" web framework, CSS book, or paid course. We should come up with bingo cards for this stuff.

✨ Use the CSS framework, un-framework, or don't use a framework if that sparks joy.

🦄 There are no unicorn CSS solutions out there that solve everyone's problems. Vanilla CSS is good. Tailwind CSS is good. Your homegrown, hybrid, atomic solution is good, too.

zachleat, 3 months ago to random

A front-end web developer just starting out—in order to feel most aligned with the industry and apply for the best jobs—will most likely start in a tool-chain that is not aligned with web standards.

In some cases these tools are actively hostile to web standards.

How do we begin to dig ourselves out of this mess?

zachleat, 5 months ago to random

Alright, this graph from Netlify’s “State of the Web” survey is… intellectually dishonest. And I have to weigh in on it now because a few folks have been making some specious assumptions and tagging me 😬

I get it: Netlify wants to highlight graphs that make Next.js look bad but c’mon—leave me out of it.

(I also understand that their resident statistics person departed the company so… it’s unlikely that this was malicious)

🧵🔽

pypodcats, 5 months ago to Podcast

Episode 0 of Hidden Figures of Python podcast series has just launched!

On Episode 0, our team members ( @mariatta, @cheukting_ho, @terezaif, and @georgically) chatted about the purpose and reasoning behind creating yet another Python podcast.

Watch the episode on PSF 's YouTube, Apple Podcast, Spotify, and on the PyPodcats own website.

Thank you to @ThePSF for supporting this cause.

https://pyfound.blogspot.com/2023/12/announcing-hidden-figures-of-python-pypodcats.html?m=1

#podcast #Python #community

bramus, 6 months ago to random

📣 Calling all devs that use #ViewTransitions

Along with work that’s being done on MPA support, we’re looking into polishing what currently shipped.

We already identified a few points to improve but I’m most curious to hear where you hit a wall / encountered friction …

E.g. animating 20 items in the same way requires 20 almost identical CSS rules. This should be easier to do.

I’ll take a public reply or a DM and will take it from there.

RT = Better View Transitions for everyone 🪄

fraying, 6 months ago to random

Post a perfect album that came out when you were 16.

Michael Penn's March is still in heavy rotation in my earbuds.

webology, 6 months ago to random

🤨 I was excited about ruff's support for black, but I'll be if I can figure out how to get everything to just work.

So far, I have landed on this .pre-commit-config.yaml snippet because and it seems to mostly work.

https://gist.github.com/jefftriplett/c66064a07d92b9c6f50306c9bd4f72c5

Does anyone know what the right way to run ruff now to get black and the other checking to work?

Do we really need both the check and the formatted?

webology, 6 months ago to random

🥶 First day of waking up to low temps in the 20s (F) weather. In January, we will welcome this "heat wave."

It's now coat, beanie, thermals, and glove weather in #lfk.

I'm not sure I'm ready for this. 😮‍💨

RickiTarr, 6 months ago to random

What is the best piece of advice you ever got?

davidism, 7 months ago to github

You can sign your git commits with SSH keys. GitHub uses the public key for both showing the "verified" badge, and also allowing pushes. What if I don't want to allow pushes with that key anymore, but don't want to invalidate past signatures? #git #GitHub #ssh

zachleat, 7 months ago (edited 7 months ago) to random

@eleventy Big Deal ESM update:

All 1048 tests passing ✅ (and on Windows too)

#11tyESM

paulox, 7 months ago (edited 6 months ago) to django

This morning during the DjangoCon US 2023 sprints, with Will Vincent we showed his Django Microframework repository based on Carlton Gibson 2018 talk, and then I showed my optimized version. 🤯

CC @djangocon @carlton @wsvincent

#Django #DjangoCon #DjangoConUS #DjangoCon2023 #DjangoJourney #Sprints #uDjango

jacob, 7 months ago to random

Neat framework for thinking about different deploy environments. I hadn’t thought about the “prod-copy” quadrant, very good idea. #DjangoCon

andy, 7 months ago to random

I'm doing a new blog thing where I get something from Dribbble/Layers > re-create in Figma as something actually realistic > build it out with HTML and CSS.

I need a name for it tho that needs to be snappy.

So far I've got “Inspo to IRL” but meh.

Any ideas?

psycopg, 7 months ago to random

Feels weird, but it''s time to stop considering Psycopg 2 the present and Psycopg 3 the future.

We have entered the time in which Psycopg 3 is the present and Psycopg 2 the respectable past.

Updated the feature page, and a few other resources on the website, to reflect this: https://www.psycopg.org/features/

Thank you for the immense trust!