1996 me would never have believed in 2023 I would go to a kids birthday party and saw a 10 year old wearing a Nirvana sweatshirt

The average WordPress agency is 1 person, who has been in business for 5 years or less, charging $2,500 – $4,999 per site. Well according to this survey…

theadminbar.com/2023-survey/

@DerekAshauer Yea talk about an abandoned initiative…

@mattcampux Nor the $50/dozen boutique cupcakes you bought. They’re just gonna lick off the frosting and drop the rest on the ground

@vikasprogrammer flying-press.com/

@crutchcorn How about designer vs developer the musical?

@IanColdwater One time I deployed code to prod at in Denver Colorado, 5,280 feet above sea level!

@chuckborowicz Don’t tell him about Costco…

@mattcampux @gitlab This is the enterprise version

@SachaGreif That site is a mere 145MB across the network…

Alright tweeps, we did it! We finished yet another grueling week in the game of life. Back at it on Monday!

@DerekAshauer Your site header has a lot of jank on page load. There is a visual shift up after a few moments.

Please allocate the extra $5/user/month to design to improve your clunky interface @gitlab

@mgaak1dev Kubrik is where it all started RIP

“React was first released in 2013. According to the most recent StackOverflow survey, half of the developer population started their careers within the last 9 years, which is to say, half of all web developers have never known a world without React.”
– remotesynthesis.com/blog/the-pri…

@phil_webs I have a script that listens for link clicks. It checks if data-ga-category is set and if so pulls data from HTML attributes to send to Google Analytics. I can add the right attributes to all menu items to see which menu items are clicked

See github.com/kingkool68/wordpress-…

@MikeNGarrett So the idea is they could have had their list of terms and just pasted in new text in the box on the right to get the data they were looking for.

@MikeNGarrett The use case from someone at work:

“I opened all the open job roles in new tabs, then CTRL+F searched for a framework named (like “django”) in each job description. Each time it appeared, I marked it in the spreadsheet. This took hour(s).”

Needed a way to search for multiple words within a text and tabulate how frequently they were used. Didn’t find any tool that did that so I built a little thingy: codepen.io/kingkool68/pen/VwGbvJ…

@Rmmmsy That’s almost a full time job