(webdev Tory) @worldsendless@qoto.org

Honestly this is a big one of the reasons I choose #ClojureScript/#Clojure: maximum capability while maintaining a culture of low-turbulence, high stability, low junk
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RT @iamaponte
Any Frontend developer who's been in tech for the last decade is like...
https://twitter.com/iamaponte/status/1534857190921490432

This is gorgeous. Next time I hear the "why emacs?" debate, I might just answer, "buffers."
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RT @mickeynp
There's so much more to Emacs's buffers than meets the eye.

Philosophically, the buffer concept underpins everything about Emacs and Elisp. Without buffers, Emacs would've turned out very differently.

https://masteringemacs.org/article/why-emacs-has-buffers
https://twitter.com/mickeynp/status/1533835605393694721

Nice illumination! Seems pretty arbitrary compared to the #() lambdas I'm used to with #Clojurescript
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RT @ighmaz_js
Difference between Regular and Arrow Functions in JavaScript ⚡️

A 🧵👇
https://twitter.com/ighmaz_js/status/1533327356865445888

A very cool little example of the power of CSS animation and keyframes
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RT @denicmarko
CSS tip:

Did you know you can create a typing effect with zero JavaScript?

Check it out: https://codepen.io/denic/pen/GRoOxbM
https://twitter.com/denicmarko/status/1532669528349495297

Amen to this -- clj-pdf wrapper around pdfbox has been highly useful in some of my apps
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RT @PrestanceDesign
Clojure REPL + libs like clj-pdf = 🔥
https://github.com/clj-pdf/clj-pdf

Thanks @yogthos for this lib among others!
#Clojure #interactive #Developpement
https://twitter.com/PrestanceDesign/status/1527691211544354818

I've never used aspect-ratio, but it seems well supported: https://caniuse.com/mdn-css_properties_aspect-ratio
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RT @csaba_kissi
💡 CSS Tip!

The aspect-ratio property can be used to manage the width and height of an element.

Or to create responsive containers that always maintain the configured aspect ratio.
https://twitter.com/csaba_kissi/status/1527541422420856832

I think I just did my first "programming" in CSS. For the work in progress, my router simply provides no URLs for paths not yet created. On the table of contents I finally made a #css rule "a:not([href])" to be clearer than just having a click do nothing.