Getting the impression that the very idea of generating HTML server-side at runtime is alien to a sizable portion of web developers these days

It’s either static files generated at build time or HTML created exclusively by JavaScript on the client

Maybe we need a catchy acronym

Hi! I’m looking for a position as a front-end developer or other positions if they fit!
✨ HTML/CSS
✨ JavaScript
✨ React
✨ Google Project Management Cert
✨ 4+ years as an Office Manager
✨ 1+ years in Accounting/Finance
I am located in SF but am also interested in remote work

This eel looks like it’s reading the headline

I’ve started 53 side projects over the last 4 years. Here’s the most important lesson I’ve learned

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Found something new to say when I leave a room

When will twitter be ready to hear that PHP and jQuery is actually the best stack

RT if you remember

When I look at my standing desk…
I don’t see heights… I see html.

The C in CSS stands for Cool. 😎

Hey #wordpress friends, I’m looking for a new gig, who’s hiring?

Relevant: jsisweird.com/ twitter.com/vivieng_webdev/statu…

I don’t know who needs to hear this, but your colleagues want to hear from you, and your AirPods sound like shit

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You’ll:

– work with #WordPress, @TimberWP, Lumberjack & @wp_acf
– balance visual design, a11y, performance & technical SEO
– contribute to open source
– be part of a great team

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I think a lot about this, too. Often.

h1 { … }
h2 { … }
p { … }

.sidebar h1 { … }
.sidebar h2 { … }
.sidebar p { … }

I think too many devs today just don’t know this is how CSS is supposed to work. Use the cascade! twitter.com/heydonworks/status/1…

Just because you can do it in JavaScript — doesn’t mean you should.

Startup job descriptions should really just say “your role will change every week and without notice”.

Auto-scaling exists so you can feel bad about not doing it.

i bet more people would watch ending credits if they added a “fuck you” section underneath the “special thanks” section

The developer(s) of this Tiktok code created a button that onclick prevents the button’s default behavior and takes the user to another URL instead. 🙃 The HTML <a> element was literally made to do this. This is Web and HTML 101. twitter.com/fzero/status/1396938…

pretty fucked up that the jonas brothers have never covered “my name is jonas”