RT @eleven_ty: @Netlify Inspired by (and with links to) excellent resources from @jeromecoupe, @Snugug, and @Snapstromegon!

https://t.co/O…

RT @zachleat: Revisiting this excellent blog post from @Snugug smashingmagazine.com/2020/11/internationalization-localization-static-sites

Currently working on an Internationalization best p…

@zachleat @eleven_ty So glad you’re finding it useful! As part of our recent refactor, I made some of the 11ty functionality in there easier to incorporate: npmjs.com/package/eleventy-plugin-i18n-helpers

I’m also more than happy to chat about this if you’d like!

@rachelnabors Electric sit/stand desk, ergo chair (high-end gaming chairs are great less expensive alts to high-end ergos), a monitor arm, and wire sleeves for organizing and bundling. I also like having my desk set up on an area rug. Also, art! Nicknacks! Stuff that makes you happy to look at

The big reveal! My weekend of cooking has paid off nicely!

Brisket, ribs, homemade pickles and coleslaw, and grilled and smoked peaches with raspberry whipped cream

Sneak peek for tomorrow; 13 hours on the smoker total, this picture is right before the wrap.

@brad_frost Gotta be “Movin like a tortoise, full of rigor mortis” from Express Yourself by N.W.A.

@davatron5000 @ericlaw Absolutely! Congrats! I know the challenge, keep it up, and I’m happy to compare notes!

Just came across this excellent talk by @iamjoyheron on web component design. It covers progressive enhancement, accessibility, and theory while staying tool agnostic. Really really well done! youtube.com/watch?v=RRxmXaPY_9I

+0-100🟥🟥🟥🟥🟥

@randygregoryII Weber SmokeFire STEALTH (because I wanted the light and the griddle insert). Smoked with Knotty Wood plumb pellets.

@amye Yes! I also love smoked cherry tomatoes.

Got a new pellet smoker last week. Broke it in with some ribs, chicken, cauliflower, and young onion.

@onishiweb @BingingWBabish @WeberGrills @madscientistbbq Feel free to DM me if you’ve got more questions

@onishiweb @BingingWBabish @WeberGrills youtu.be/CmCibXcfmqY Is a blind head-to-head on low and slow rib flavor (no Trager, but they do have similiar and includes the Yoder which is what I was eyeing)

youtu.be/dQyHQRqQk3A Is the same but for pellets.

I find @madscientistbbq makes good quality BBQ content

@onishiweb @BingingWBabish Did a bunch of research and landed on the @WeberGrills SmokeFire myself. They can do great low and slow, but can also legit do high heat grilling (just need to clean between to reduce grease fire risk). The new STEALTH edition has swappable grates, so you can do 1/2 griddle too!

RT @AlexanderNohe: Hey, check out this new article chromeos.dev/en/education/optimize-for-the-classroom highlighting how to get your application classroom ready!

@rachelnabors This is amazing

We’re back y’all! @PwaSummit 2022. Get your talk submissions in. Last year was great, let’s make this year better! PwaSummit/1535261971796353024

RT @PwaSummit: Have you created a beautiful, interoperable app experience on the web? The stage is set! Come tell your story at the PWA Sum…

@jh3yy @chriscoyier I do the same, but have “serve” and have it run npx vite so I get a magic @vite_js server

One more milestone down. While I know it’s flawed, according to my BMI, again for the first time in my adult life, I’m no longer considered overweight.

I’ve got some more work left to hit my goal weight, but I’m almost there. Maybe a blog about my journey when I hit it.

A preview of what I’ve been working on today.

Just has a brainstorm in the car for a UX flow that I couldn’t figure out. Literally pulled over and took notes. Love it when inspiration strikes.

RT @malchata: Thanks to the Chrome Speed Metrics Team, we’re stoked to announce Interaction to Next Paint, a new responsiveness metric! Thi…