I couldn’t agree more. People who are great at HTML and CSS (and actually have fun doing it) are hard to find, but desperately needed nitter.vloup.ch/antiheroine/stat…
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“Ballerina, a concurrent, strongly typed language with textual and graphical syntaxes, optimized for integration” ballerinalang.org
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Geniales Projekt zum Politikwissen im Selbsttest #whatthefact whatthefact.info/uebersicht.…
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Predictably, Apple’s stock price is down, which probably means that as usual, nobody is going to buy these new iPhones #doomed
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Slides for my @javaforumnord keynote this morning: speakerdeck.com/stilkov/a-qu… innoq.com/de/talks/2017/09/m…
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About to talk about modularity and microservices at @JavaForumNord
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Still absolutely hilarious, watch it if you haven’t yet. @jennschiffer is my favorite JS comedian by far nitter.vloup.ch/jennschiffer/sta…
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But to get the same or more usefulness for SEO, you'd have to standardize keys and structure (as in schema.org)
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Sadly true, but doesn't have to be. In an ideal world, HTML would be treated as an API, only with even more scrutiny
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Welcome to the age of software-defined car features. Get used to it. (FTR, I’m perfectly fine with this. Reduces service center visits.)
Wait....what the fuck?
It has a longer range but it's locked via software? nitter.vloup.ch/AustenAllred/sta…
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Surely everyone agrees there is absolutely no reasonable excuse for a news site to use client-side rendering for its main content. Right?
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Can’t praise #Narcos enough. Didn’t expect to enjoy season 3 so much
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Absolutely. All I'm saying is there are people who consider it technically viable without being invested in it.