Updates

‘Frontend’ is too broad a term in 2019. You can love HTML/CSS and not JavaScript, or visa-versa. I think that’s ok. But we need terminology for both when hiring and planning career paths. Good post on this topic by @paul_v_m@twitter.com

https://medium.com/@paulvm/javascript-development-is-not-fun-for-me-anymore-ac4e9d7b89a3

@paul_v_m@twitter.com ‪Oh my this is a fantastic pin, and a wonderful use of it. As a nervous speaker and a Vonnegut fan I may have to steal this idea. 😬‬

Parenthood is opening up whole new worlds to me.

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I wonder if the same can be said for frontend. 5 years would feel like an eternity in frontend tech. 😛 https://twitter.com/slicknet/status/1098245281466830854

Wow. This is pretty damn impressive. https://codepen.io/ivorjetski/pen/xMJoYO

Trying out this new breakfast diet: items the kiddo rejects, normally before they’re chewed.

First time at the Polderbaan runway at Schiphol today! Just missed the A380 landing. Definitely going to get the ankle-biter hooked so I have someone to go with. 🛬🤓

I’ve been using DuckDuckGo for a few years now. I’ve never had issues with a lack of results and their developer focused features are 😙👌 https://twitter.com/dhh/status/1096849980566908928

I don't feel like I've ever used Sentry.io in a way where it feels like an essential part of running an app. Error reporting is essential yes. But specifically Sentry? 🤷‍♂️ Has anyone had a mind blowing experience with another error reporting tool for JS browser apps?