Sad that I'm not en route to San Francisco for the annual @Netlify all-hands. Last year was such a blast and it's so valuable to meet up with these smashing folks.
This year, we'll do it virtually, and I'm thinking hard about the treats I'll get from @snapmagik. Priorities. https://twitter.com/philhawksworth/status/1224312133334315008
This year, we'll do it virtually, and I'm thinking hard about the treats I'll get from @snapmagik. Priorities. https://twitter.com/philhawksworth/status/1224312133334315008
Discovered this lovely theme switcher while exploring @mxbck's beautiful web site. With added lobster.
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https://mxb.dev/blog/color-theme-switcher/
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https://mxb.dev/blog/color-theme-switcher/
(My favourite path to writing and managing serverless functions) https://twitter.com/Netlify/status/1346488517174702081
@DavidDarnes @lesliecdubs @cassidoo Pretty sure that every agency project I was involved in used the CSS architecture model of "we learned from our previous mistakes, so this time we'll take another, brand new approach".
With me as the worst offender.
With me as the worst offender.
@lesliecdubs @cassidoo I resemble this remark!
Great point about teams! I really wish that I had encountered some good utility-first approaches when I was working in agency-land where teams and projects fluctuated and naturally brought inconsistency and reinvention. I think this can help solve that.
Great point about teams! I really wish that I had encountered some good utility-first approaches when I was working in agency-land where teams and projects fluctuated and naturally brought inconsistency and reinvention. I think this can help solve that.
@heydonworks This makes me unspeakably happy.
(As does any rallying cry for progressive enhancement 💗)
(As does any rallying cry for progressive enhancement 💗)
@DailyDevTips1 @eleven_ty Also, since the fallback search page is crawlable it can be a useful page for gathering SEO juice. I just include links to my tagged posts on mine.
https://www.hawksworx.com/search
https://www.hawksworx.com/search
@DailyDevTips1 @eleven_ty I have that as a no-js fallback. The search link points to the page with the Google scoped search on it and only shows my search UI if JavaScript is available to hijack the link.