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RT @anildash: 3. They say coding can’t be accessible and powerful enough for the most advanced developers. But today, we’re integrating G…

@gitbisect I was just on Fi on a Pixel 3 in China for 2ish weeks and didn’t have the problem you’re mentioning. Problems with the hot spot randomly not working but data on my phone for the most part was fine

RT @CSSconfeu: [VIDEO] “Modern Typographic Systems With Variable Fonts” by Jason Pamental (@jpamental) youtube.com/watch?v=0AsAjHPupKQ

@CSSconfeu Yes!

@ScottKellum IMDb?

@SebbeSelvig Some of that sounds like Fugu but can definitely be talked about in later posts (that’s what Fugu’s for, after all, bridging the native/web app gap!)

@JesperBylund What’s Dyac? And by adaptation do you mean responsive design or something else?

@DanPurdy0 Yah, just getting off of 2 weeks training Intro to PWA and I’m definitely seeing that

Re-upping for those who may have missed this yesterday because I’m in China time. Snugug/1146944321918296064

@DanPurdy0 👍 Some of that will be recommendations based on what I’ve seen as opposed to hard and fast rules.

RT @sitnikcode: It is better to use animation-play-state: paused in (prefers-reduced-motion: reduce) media query instead of `animation: n…

@radhikamorabia @wycats Applied for a job with a tech office in government. Wasn’t given the job, but interviewed well and was offered a PM job instead in an adjacent org. Kept in contact with the tech org until something else opened up there and by then they knew me and were willing to take a chance.

@davchana Thanks!

I can answer the last one right now: service workers. Appcache is being deprecated in favor of Service Workers and isn’t part of the PWA story.

@ptraughber @Paul_Kinlan Great, thanks!

Unrelated to my previous tweet, I just replaced the presentation API with BroadcastChannel and good old fashioned window open for presenter mode in Stage Fright. Reduced bugs, increased browser support & performance, cut out a lot of code, plus learned BC which is awesome

@ptraughber @Paul_Kinlan Thanks! That’s great feedback.

Question: by special casing do you mean from the browser side or that you should consider from a UX perspective?

I think I’m gonna write a blog series on making desktop PWAs from the ground up. What kind of things would you be interested in learning about?

@teleject Royal with Menu

RT @chadloder: And there’s still a gender pay gap.

2015 HTML 🔥 take for you: sizes and srcset DX is atrocious, boarding on unusable, that conceptually only make sense for DPR, hero images, or non @RWD (adaptive/static) sites. Don’t @ me with “automate it”, automating syntax doesn’t fix mismatch in needs.

@metaskills Like Rollup/Webpack bundler specific config (a big one was magic import paths, ‘@/foo/bar’ for instance)

@chriseppstein @rachelnabors I know and I’m still using it!

@bitandbang But also, not great for consuming 3rd party work. I think there needs to be some sort of handbook on how to distribute your code to make it easy to consume.

Unfortunately, instead, we’re moving everything to JS cause that’s easiest for our tools to deal with.

@bitandbang Gulp IMO is much easier to use than any of the JS bundlers for non-JS assets. Declarative pipes of standard JS functions for me feels easiest to grok and debug.