RT @inkblurt: On NPR this morning, a reporter told the host about this — but almost as an aside like “one thing to note, McConnell said …”…

Today’s #samdoessandwich is a turkey and swiss panini with muffuletta olive and artichoke spread. Sandwich #protip, olive bars are a great place to find sandwich toppers! instagram.com/p/B6CCfq8pm2Y/?igshid=1ace3b5hja3wm

So It took a week-ish to write and another week-ish to clean up for open source, but here’s a sneak peak at the code I’ve been writing if you’re interested before I get a chance to write it all up.

github.com/chromeos/static-site-scaffold/tree/super-sw

Another #samdoessandwich. Horseradish and fill havarti, fresh roasted, deli sliced roast lamb, marinated tomatoes, balsamic, olive oil, sourdough. Side of French breakfast radish. instagram.com/p/B5–axfJRfx/?igshid=s0vreb2aufxz

My thought for tomorrow: tagged template functions that return a web component instance ready to be inserted into the DOM. Think:

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@rachelnabors Omg this makes me so happy. Looks great and I’m jelly

RT @Una: Little preview of an upcoming Designing in the Browser intro

😂Disco is SUCH a smoosh in this one 🤣

If you haven’t watched the s…

@jeffposnick @workboxjs Ha this is the second time in a week you’ve recommended Workbox 5. I think I’ll get out what I have right now and then look to upgrade

@jeffposnick @workboxjs So I’ve tried that and Workbox yells at me for using the same input and output file. I would need to compile my SW to a temp physical file to do that.

That’d be @workboxjs precache

Anyone have a tooling setup they like that allows a Service Worker to be complied through a JS bundler and get precache injected but not have static assets (HTML/CSS/etc…) complied through the JS bundler? Or do I need my Rube Goldberg hat?

RT @argyleink: Here’s where I’ve been snaggin my web gear 💀🤘

CSS 👀 addyosmani/1204098497051414528

RT @polotek: I’d like to talk for a minute about this thread that has been going around today. I’ve been participating in the discussion in…

RT @polotek: All of us should pay attention to how quickly white men believe that they are being discriminated against. And that they exp…

I liked this dish so much last night that I wrote up the recipe for y’all!

Fragrant Sticky Rice with Yuzu Chicken and Sautéed Leafy Greens.

snugug.com/cookbook/fragrant-sticky-rice-yuzu-chicken

Yuzu, mirin, galangal, lemongrass, garlic, and scallion marinated stirfry chicken, stirfry Chinese broccoli add garlic, fragrant sticky rice. My new favorite dish. instagram.com/p/B5wHpLEJXSL/?igshid=la44yufa1zyn

My supermarket had fresh yuzu last night so I’ve made a yuzu marinade for my chicken for tonight. I’m super stoked on this.

I’ve been doing code this week, y’all, and it feels GREAT! And presuming I get this last bit finished today, open sourcing and blog posts coming next week!

RT @ericlaw: This is neat. microsoft.github.io/monaco-editor

RT @redford: It is now Daniel Craig’s sacred duty to build off of his work on “Logan Lucky” and “Knives Out“ and only perform increasingly…

RT @jensimmons: Firefox 71 shipped today. Which includes subgrid (aka Grid v2).

Yes, people, SUBGRID SHIPPED TODAY.

Celebrate by watching…

Should I translate sub-URLs too? So [foo.dev/en/samples](http://foo.dev/en/samples) becomes [foo.dev/fr/l-exemple](http://foo.dev/fr/l-exemple) instead of [foo.dev/fr/samples](http://foo.dev/fr/samples)?

My guy feeling is probably but I’m also concerned about the complexity that mapping effectively arbitrary URLs to each other will bring

Any i18n people in the house? Got a question about localization best practices for URLs: given that I’ve got the following URL structure for my internationalization:

• [foo.dev/en](http://foo.dev/en)
• [foo.dev/fr](http://foo.dev/fr)

Do y’all have any idea how hard it is to find documentation on doing redirects from within a Service Worker?!

Anyway, I’ve got a new blog post I’m gonna write soon…

RT @jonrog1: The brutal irony that many Americans won’t support universal health care because they fear losing their current health care, a…