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Daniel Kehoe retweeted
Zsh is a shell program for Mac that lets you interact with the operating system.
And in this article, @yaxdotcom teaches you how the different Zsh config files work.
You'll learn about their use cases, and how to avoid complications when using them.
freecodecamp.org/news/how-do…
Just a warning, discussions you have online today may be debated 30 years from now: Space After Periods (1993). news.ycombinator.com/item?id…
It was memorable and rewarding to work with Lovely and her teammates. I miss them all a lot! lnkd.in/gnEF_VNa
Updated the website railsapps.org to announce the RailsApps project is no longer maintained. Important 2012 to 2018 but no longer needed. Bless you all!
Daniel Kehoe retweeted
Avoid PBT
Premature
Build
Tooling
This should be a mantra of every developer/team, alongside avoiding premature optimization and insisting on progressive enhancement.
Nobody’s going to thank you for choosing TypeScript over JavaScript…when building a one-off sales dashboard.
Daniel Kehoe retweeted
Web components encourage *evolution* instead of *revolution* — no need to throw your components away or rebuild them when a new framework comes out. #useThePlatform
With buildless #javascript, you'll be giving up hot module reloading, JSX, and tree shaking, but improving developer experience (you can jump into a project and just start working), according to @chriscoyier of @css. Can you live with the tradeoff?
reddit.com/r/stackless/comme…
A subreddit to discuss stackless web development. Where we ask, can you live without frameworks or build tools? A tie-in to my Stackless Newsletter.
reddit.com/r/stackless/
Daniel Kehoe retweeted
@chriscoyier commenting on my recent column about @yaxdotcom's framework-less approach to #webdev: "...it’s not hard to imagine a tomorrow where we give up less and gain more, making the tools we use today less necessary." #javascript
Web Frameworks: Why You Don’t Always Need Them css-tricks.com/web-framework…
Thanks @chriscoyier and @css for mentioning the stackless.community approach to web development without frameworks or build tools. It's great to ask: How far can we go with this?
Web Frameworks: Why You Don’t Always Need Them css-tricks.com/web-framework…
Daniel Kehoe retweeted
If you're as interested in ES Modules as we are, check out stackless.community, a newsletter by @yaxdotcom
check out the latest project from @tonyennis. It’s like Pinboard meets IMDB.
Ok, the @atlas_knowledge website v1 is live.
Currently seeking: 1. Beta testers to help kick the tires, and 2. Part-time PM (w/ potential to co-found) to work w/ me and eng. team, help guide roadmap/direction over time.
atlas.fm
Daniel Kehoe retweeted
Don’t tell anyone, but @Cloudflare Pages are now available to everyone. 🤫 #jamstack pages.cloudflare.com/
Daniel Kehoe retweeted
Chrome 89 is here, and with it, import maps! github.com/WICG/import-maps/…
We're working to prioritize external import maps (i.e. src="importmap.json") and would like your input... how important is that for your use case?
Daniel Kehoe retweeted
I wish I could share with each of you the sense of hope and wonder we felt in the early days of the web, our dignity, and the respect we had for each other. It’s buried now under a crust of snark and betrayal and despair but it can reveal itself to those who open their hearts.
The delicious history of how the Worldwide Web came to be from a first hand account by @danielkehoe
Worth remembering that @timberners_lee invented WWW in CERN, an institution funded by European taxpayers money. Public sector is invaluable.
#100DaysOfCode
blog.yax.com/posts/early-day…
Daniel Kehoe retweeted
Yes!! Import maps are the key to unlock our bundler-less JavaScript future. I seriously hope we can get @webkit and @firefox to follow suit this year. It’s a huge level up for simplifying JavaScript development. Bravo Chrome 👏
Chrome 89 is here, and with it, import maps! github.com/WICG/import-maps/…
We're working to prioritize external import maps (i.e. src="importmap.json") and would like your input... how important is that for your use case?
A breakthrough for #JavaScript from @jspm and @guybedford. This import map generator makes a version lockfile so the browser becomes a native package manager without Node, NPM, or additional build tools.
jspm.org/import-map-cdn
The biggest problem I see: "Currently Chrome 89+ only supports import maps written inline ... Support for <script type="importmap" src="external.json"></script> is specified but still a pending browser feature." @domenic is there a timeline to release this?