in reply to JavaScript30 Day #02 - Wes Bos’ JavaScript30 course, grouping operator, HOCs in ReactJS. by Ru SinghUh oh, I’ve been found out… Ru totally sniped me with her call-out, in the best way possible! I guess I better double-down and make this a proper thing for myself—30 days, 30 JS challenges—let’s do this! I made a little Eleventy…published 07 October 2020note
in reply to a previous noteEleventy is a go! Managed to migrate all of my content, pages, and a whole lot more. Article about the transition coming soon!published 06 August 2020note
in reply to Keith J GrantThanks Keith. Aw, this makes me so sad. I hope that we at least get to see a flourishing and full-of-life Hyrule in the sequel. I loved exploring the broken and devastated world in BotW, but I do wish there…published 12 July 2020note
in reply to Keith J GrantNooo, what a terrible disappointment! BotW is one of my all-time favourite games and I've been stoked for the 2nd… Do you happen to have a link to the full news from Nintendo?published 12 July 2020 · 1 response tonote
in reply to Playing music on the web by Neil MatherI've been using Odesli [https://odesli.co] (formerly Songlink) for a bit of time now, and although I haven't heard any feedback about it, provides links out to multiple platforms like I think you're looking for!published 17 March 2020note
in reply to https://www.mathewpacker.com/2020/01/2020-01-04-21-49-44/Hey, thanks! That means a lot! 😄published 15 January 2020note
in reply to a previous tweetThat being said, I'm nearly positive you'll love it. Wes is a fantastic teacher and his enthusiasm is infectious!published 10 October 2019note
in reply to Justin AveryI'd consider myself a beginner; I found it very approachable, and it strengthened my core JS knowledge, making me more confident to explore more advanced topics. I think it's best to have some basic experience with JS, but that's it!…published 10 October 2019note
in reply to Justin AveryI very highly recommend @wesbos's course, ES6 for Everyone: https://es6.io/published 10 October 2019note
in reply to Andy BellI've been thinking about this ever since you posted it, and this realisation resonates really strongly with me. Coding is a means to an end for me now, rather than coding for its own sake, and hey, bonus I'm getting…published 09 October 2019note
in reply to @totalplayIt makes me so sad to see this tweet coming from this account.published 27 June 2019note
in reply to Reply Targets, a previous article@Anonymous Do you have any ideas how to present this metadata in a way such that information doesn’t get lost?published 24 June 2019note
in reply to a previous noteI think I'm going to try to make this happen. For a long time I have been building my site on a mostly vanilla Jekyll set-up as an example of a complex site that works on GitHub Pages, but I…published 19 June 2019note
in reply to Bridging the Indieweb and the Fediverse with Bridgy Fed, part 1 by Neil MatherNeil, this is both remarkably well-written and informative! I have to agree with all the points you’ve raised, particularly about the high barrier to entry for non-technical folks wanting to get on the Fediverse, but I think with posts like…published 02 May 2019note
in reply to Ana RodriguesI definitely have improvements to make, but at present I use the Twitter API to create a tweet, and I pull the URL of the tweet from the response into the front-matter/YAML of the Jekyll post which I then commit…published 11 April 2019note
in reply to Jacky AlcinéThat's totally fair—I think development can and should be a joy wherever possible! I don't think that strict adherence to a standard trumps happiness—I think the opposite—but I do often wonder if there's a middle ground and how to get…published 10 April 2019note
in reply to Vincent PickeringReally enjoyed reading this—looking forward to more!published 03 April 2019 · 1 response tonote
in reply to @untappd_supportFantastic! That was quick! Thank you so much. 😊published 02 April 2019note
in reply to Aaron Parecki🖼️ Fantastic photo. Reminds me of this piece that I saw just over a month ago at the National Gallery Singapore MINIMALISM exhibition. https://www.minimalism.sg/published 17 March 2019 · 1 response tonote
in reply to Dom PatmoreI find the non-self-hosted version of @1Password really clean and easy to use on both my laptop and phone. Although it’s not free, I don’t mind paying a bit for the ease of use. I share it with family and…published 22 February 2019 · 3 responses tonote
in reply to a previous tweetIf this makes it onto both Twitter and my website (PESOS for now), then it looks like my endpoint is working!published 29 June 2018 · 1 response tonote
in reply to Dave Letorey🖼️ I don’t think that’s a good idea.published 01 May 2018 · 1 response tonote