After 25 years in HTML, it’s clear browsers/AT aren’t going to expose it consistently, never mind some set of users will always miss some piece of information.
Don’t use <abbr> (with or without title). Explain the thing on first use.
@aardrian I can’t believe I’ve been advocating something I thought was a best practice for decades. In fact it’s so ingrained I’ll have a hard time changing habits despite learning this.
How can the semantic HTML community get something this wrong for so long?
@zachleat: If I were to add (terse) JSDoc to some parts of Eleventy v3 for the sake of autocompletion and more human-friendly exploration of its codebase, would you accept a PR?
One thing I’m confused about is whether or not there is overlap between .addTemplateFormats('pug'), .addExtension('pug', {…}), and .addPlugin(pugPlugin).
@zachleat Ah. So a plugin can package together the other functions for convenience (but I can just call them w/o a plugin if I wanted). Do I have that right?
Shame on Netlify! They have produced the kind of dishonest presentation that undermines the foundation of statistical reporting and sours public sentiment.
I hope your current employer is treating you better.
@zachleat No worries. The article is linked in the vid description, and is worth a read if you skip the video.
It is an excellent example of why “Bring back the indie Web” is not just a feel-good sentiment—but rather a necessary and healthy part of creating for the Web.
