What would you call someone who builds accessible and usable UIs, using HTML, CSS, and ๐ค๐ผ JS, and collaborates with designers, developers, and testers?
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Excitement at #brightonseo as I walk into the venue this morning and get scanned by the girls they say โoh another Simon Coxโ.
This is bad news for me as I canโt get into the serps top 10 with my name anymore as there are more famous meโs out there now. If one of them is easing into my #seo territory there may be a scuffle.
The kicker is I did a password reset (to make sure I was logging into the right account) and an email didn't come through until just now - 11 hours later and it has a 60 minute expiry on the link
Job titles in the current industry are all over the place. If you are building logic and routing and crafting Auth flows and building Docker containers you are more than a front-end developer and I feel it has tainted that title. https://www.ellyloel.com/blog/front-end-development-s-identity-crisis/
I've pushed an update to #EchoFeed to handle errors better - you will now get emails when an attempt to post fails after 3 attempts with (hopefully) some useful more information and the ability to retry it.
@robb I've just signed up and am trying to make a new Echo but I get a 500 error when I click "create echo" on the "Create New Echo" page. I've tried a combination of all the options and no dice.
I've skim read a lot about the XZ backdoor but not really understood what happened and the ramifications. This write up explains it in a way I could actually understand - thank you @lcamtuf
Hmm, managed to achieve in 3 lines (I know this could be 1 line but I prefer the verbosity of it as it:
# Rename package.json so not all dependencies get installed
- mv package.json _package.json
# Only install devDependencies
- npm i $(node -e "let d=require('./_package.json').devDependencies,o='';Object.keys(d).forEach((e=>{o+=e+'@'+d[e]+' '})),console.log(o);")
# Move package.json back
- mv _package.json package.json
As a #Drupal developer I am interested in using @ddev as a development tool, but adding ddev infront of every drush command is something I just cannot get used to.
Any experiences here? And any advise about why me and my team should make the switch?
@absoludo@ddev adding DDEV in front of your commands is a small "pain point" for a ridiculously massive win. We use DDEV with TYPO3 and I wouldn't ever use anything else.
