Wilto

Wilto, 4 hours ago to random

Alright folks: I opened up zine shipping to Canada, but I regret to inform you that shipping is like seventeen goddamned dollars just to get something up there.

Wilto, 6 days ago to random

Welcome to Multipage Version, a zine about HTML elements.

ISSUE #1 • HEADINGS
https://multipa.ge/

Wilto, 8 days ago to random

alright well see you in hell iterm2

Wilto, 16 days ago to random

get ready, dorks. almost done.

Wilto, 1 month ago to random

In case you missed it*, the JavaScript course I wrote for the Chrome dev team launched a few weeks back.

Whether you’re just starting to figure out where the semicolons go, or want a microscopic view of the objects that make up the objects that make up the objects that prototype the {} you just typed, Learn JavaScript has something for you.
https://web.dev/learn/javascript/

Wilto, 1 month ago to random

the more I learn about activitypub, the more I experience something dangerously mistakable for optimism

Wilto, 1 month ago to random

Want to see YOUR letter answered by the editor* and staff** on this page of the most critically-acclaimed*** website makers’ zine of 2024?

Send me a couple paragraphs here or at editor@multipa.ge, a real**** email address that I have.

• me
  ** people that volunteered to write things for this issue
  *** no issues of it have been published yet
  **** i paid actual money for it

Wilto, 1 month ago to random

If you’ve been wondering about the Core Web Vitals change from “First Input Delay” to “Interaction to Next Paint”—or wondering what FID was all about in the first place—I wrote it up on the Frontend Masters blog for you:

https://frontendmasters.com/blog/understanding-inp/

Wilto, 1 month ago to random

you know what blow them both up

Wilto, 1 month ago to random

I am immensely proud to announce that the course I wrote for web.dev is now live:
https://web.dev/learn/javascript

Learn JavaScript is a brisk 30,000 words on everything from “what’s an expression” to “wait, is it really called the ‘temporal dead zone’” to the difference between seeing @@match and match in documentation to using static initialization blocks in your classes.

Wilto, 2 months ago to random

Now, if this autocomplete were instead making use of today’s advanced AI technologies, it would suggest that I am asking about the weather at one specific Forever 21 store, yes, BUT it would do so with the environmental impact of pushing a 1997 Eagle Talon TSi full of nine-volt batteries into the Charles River.

Wilto, 2 months ago to random

I’d pay a surprising amount of money to watch Jakob Nielsen try to build a website.

Wilto, 3 months ago to random

Sure, AMP sucked, and everyone hated it, and it served no practical purpose outside of being a vehicle for algorithmic “nice placement, sure would be a shame if something happened to it” extortion, but I think we can all agree on the main issue: it simply did not do enough to humiliate publishers, who could still try to push good, meaningful writing through the set of janky pipes they were forced to lease under threat.

Well, all that is about to change!

https://www.engadget.com/google-is-reportedly-paying-publishers-thousands-of-dollars-to-use-its-ai-to-write-stories-215943624.html

18+ Wilto, 3 months ago to random

Alright, yeah, I’m doing this.

I’m making some zines about HTML. The first one is gonna be about headings, I am accepting contributions, and buddy, you better believe it contains ten-pound cusses.

zachleat, 3 months ago to random

Genuinely curious: what’s the point in developer advocacy or developer relations work if the parent company requires radio silence during periods of extreme criticism, facing backlash for the company’s direction and decisions?

Shouldn’t this be the moment in which your team are most useful?

Wilto, 3 months ago to random

Alright, nerds: if you could learn the entire story around one HTML element, what would it be?