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Do you use #MicrosoftTeams to provide training?
69%Yes 100%
12%LMS w/ Teams integration
19%No, we use a LMS
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In 2023, among single-page-apps, #EmberJS is a legit choice, out-performing newer technologies, such as Svelte, Vue, and React*
(on Desktop*. on Mobile, it's pretty close, with the obvious straggler being Angular).
(higher is better)
#JavaScript #Performance #Perf #Web
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Notre conseiller d'arrondissement, @JeromeNormand1 à brillamment répondu à une question sur la fluidité automobile, expliquant du même coup que le nombre croissant de véhicules créé la congestion... non les pistes cyclables xitter.cf/Alex232Caron/status/15…
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Hello! I think you should check out whyember.com/.
Ten years ago today, @wycats announced the FW on HN. It’s amazing to see what he and @tomdale built & what it’s transformed into today.
#emberjs #javascript #usetheplatform
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Montreal is getting fancy new manholes.
The city councilor who proposed the change said “A city that finds beauty in small things will be sure to show a concern for beauty in big things,” and I couldn't agree more. 🙌
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"It's not a complex issue".
Michael Brooks on Israeli occupation and apartheid in Palestine.
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Replying to @RepDavidRouzer
Congressman, my small business received hundreds of applications for each job this year. Could it be that people don't want to make minimum wage with no benefits and the $20 billion private equity group that owns Hardees refuses to pay people anything close to a living wage?
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Sorry, this one isn't very funny. I just needed to rant.
#DesignThinkingComic #DesignThinking #designtwitter #uxdesign #uidesign #uxui
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Here's a video of me talking about what it's like to have a brother who is not autistic.
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Over-engineering is so, so, *SO* much worse than violating "DRY". It's not even close.

























