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An email client that functions like a kanban board: #Kanmail by #Oxygem bit.ly/38baQfi via @changelog t.co/e93wnaz6m3

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“Any fool can write code that a computer can understand. Good programmers write code that humans can understand.” – Martin Fowler

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You should upvote it 😎

@wordops_ – Toolset that eases WordPress site and server administration | Product Hunt buff.ly/3cVnorN

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Should WordPress Maintenance Agencies Let Clients Install Plugins Themselves? taupe.cat/3cMW92M

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Here’s the first “prototype” video for the series I’m working on, “Modern Sass with Modules”. This video covers getting set up with @SassCSS tooling. Feedback is greatly appreciated! taupe.cat/2AVxZ8S taupe.cat/3gysaie #Sass t.co/C4ezMeY2Es

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Why I’m building a #WordPress serverless DevOps platform
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In honor of today’s Leap Day, @office365 will be taking 24 hours of downtime to avoid having to change their name.

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WordPress plugin developers 👋

I’m looking to chat to folks who have changed their plugin(s) from:

a free plugin with premium addons
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a free plugin and Pro version, with all addons consolidated into the pro version

RTs appreciated 🙏 #WordPress #plugins

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“Windows 95 was 30MB. Today we have web pages heavier than that!” buff.ly/2XIa9ov

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Excited my hometown WordCamp is happening again in 2020!

Speaker applications are open for @wordcampdc 🙌

2020.dc.wordcamp.org/2019/12/17/… t.co/miR23oD2j3

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Nobody learns how to write good software without writing lots lots of bad software first. Don’t let fear that your code will suck paralyze you.

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For all the end-of-year lists coming… before you give up and do:

Remember you can do:

<ol reversed>
<li>Highest number in list</li>
<li>Second highest</li>
<li>etc… t.co/4aeIBQkfsb

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Did you know?
# of Web Servers
1991: 1
1992: 10
1993: 50
1994: 623
1995: 10,022
1996: 100,000
1997: 603,367
1998: ~1.6 million
1999: ~3.7 million
2000: ~9.5 million
2001: ~26 million
2002: ~36 million
2003: ~35 million
2004: more than ~46 million

2019: more than 1,717,077,725

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We know the only elements in the <head> are meta, link, title, style, script, noscript, and base, but there are LOTS of things those elements can do.

htmlhead.dev/

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🔖 C’mon people. It’s 2019. Use a fucking `label` and associate it with the field using the `for` attribute. If you can figure out React (or Angular or whatever), you can absolutely figure this out. adrianroselli.com/2019/09/an-htm…

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If the browser sees an HTML element in the <head> that isn’t title, meta, style, script, base or link, it moves them to the <body>. That’s why there will never be a new element that belongs in the head, and we get weird stuff like <link rel=”preconnect”>.

remysharp.com/2019/09/13/head-is…

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We’re hiring a data analyst to help us understand our cross-platform digital audience @pewresearch using Google/Twitter Analytics, Facebook Insights, Python, R, etc. If this sounds like you and you want to work with a great team in DC, give this a look:

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🌟Attention! We are very excited to share a new thing! 🌟

@kissane’s The Elements of Content Strategy—the third title in our collection—is available to read for free on this brand-new book website: elements-of-content-strategy.abo… t.co/9Os2HZ77Gt

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I’m making some large life transitions in the next few weeks, including going independent.

Know of any freelance/contract product design gigs? Please send them my way. 💖🙏🏾😊

Remote preferred + RTs appreciated.

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I’ve started turning programming puns into movie posters

Russell Heimlich