This may be a long shot but I know how powerful the Twitter world can be. I’m profoundly deaf and have been out of work since 2009. Loads of barriers due to employers being unsure of taking deaf people on. Looking for data input jobs using computers. Retweets greatly appreciated

@AWSreInvent I’m data transfer pricing, because you will never see me in a #reInvent keynote.

Want to view a single image on @imgur (literally its only job)? Good luck! You gotta successfully download (354KB) and run (1.21MB) of client-side React in order to get your image requested as resource 110 of 553. What should have been an IMG element became… this. t.co/XkrbZcLQQg

@AaronGustafson It is frustrating and upsetting the way many web designers and web developers poorly write their HTML code, apply the syntax. They use JavaScript complex libraries, yet most of their code is a wreck. Another thing, use microformats for crying out loud, it is there to help us all!

SQL tricks: single quote your strings

CloudFront distributions take a while to update, so take advantage of the time you spend waiting to write your doctoral thesis.

There’s only one place to see every resource in your AWS organization, in every region: the AWS bill.

The AWS Console is clearly built by multiple teams, some of which very obviously despise people.

SQL tricks: find duplicates

who said the platform isn’t useful

@dvassallo As a programmer a big part of your job is to know when it is good enough.

Basically, one way to help your site be accessible is to structure your content as if CSS doesn’t exist. A lot of users don’t navigate your site visually. Using this line of thinking will help a lot with #accessibility.

BEFORE WE CAN SEIZE THE MEANS OF PRODUCTION

WE MUST SEIZE THE MEANS OF STAGING

Job Alert: BuildWitt is looking for a remote, full-time WordPress developer.

You‘ll architect websites for construction and mining companies.

You:

+ 5+ years experience
+ Strong PHP skills
+ in North America

Check it out.
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OK, #WordPress folks. I didn’t ask last week because April Fool’s Day: who’s hiring? Just finished a three-month sabbatical and ready to jump back into it. Strengths are multisite and PHP, but that’s the tip of what I can do. See the whole scope at linkedin.com/in/susanwrotethis

Keen to get some more junior roles (dev, product, or design) up and running on Honest Work so drop me a DM if you’re interested in posting your junior/entry level role for free.

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We have had solid testing tools for web apps for more than a decade, which enable programmers to keep legacy code maintained without the fear of breaking behavior.

And that’s why, about every two years, all code gets thrown away and rewritten in whatever framework is popular.

I made a #sketchnote to understand tensors, scalars, vectors, & matrices – the fundamentals of #machinelearning! (part 1 of ?) t.co/25t5jfSP5p

“Why most redesigns fail” by Girish Rawat. Classic truths every designer and product manager should know. Accessible, well paced article for folks at all levels of experience. Nice quick case studies of failed redesigns. link.medium.com/3V9YRoAEdT

Right. So not only is WordPress 5.0 coming out Thursday, so is PHP 7.3. More plugin compatibility checks needed.

Happy early birthday to me (my birthday is Sunday)?