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stillbreathing.co.uk
stillbreathing.co.uk · Personal developer blogs · English
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- 21 October 2004
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Short notice, but I have a week of availability next week (28th June – 2nd July). If you’d like me to do some software development consultancy, a performance or accessibility review of your website, get in touch! #ForHire #WebDev #Accessibility #WebPerformanceoriginal ↗
23 Jun 2021
RT @gerrymcgovern: “It’s important to highlight just how much a megabyte is, how much potential it has. The fact that webpages are three megabytes is huge because most webpages are not doing that much. For typical webpage, there’s no good reason why it shouldn’t be under a megabyte.” @eatwholegrainoriginal ↗
11 Jun 2021
RT @casparhubinger: Yesterday at #WCEU, I had a brief conversation on contributing to open source as a company. I referred to #sustainability as an approach to doing business which embeds but also goes beyond the environmental aspects of the term. Let me try and connect a few dots… ?original ↗
11 Jun 2021
“Use a JavaScript library!” they said. “It’s the modern way!” they said. Shout out to the e-commerce system which currently does not work due to thousands of these errors. #ProgressiveEnhancement https://t.co/FDxNNaRUAToriginal ↗
7 Jun 2021
Someone clever once said something like “If you build some software, think about how it could be used maliciously. Because it will.” Make that malicious stuff hard to do, and easy to reverse. https://t.co/Pgp34tTxQcoriginal ↗
1 Jun 2021
RT @WebDevLaw: If you hated cookie popups, you’re going to love how the UK is mandating age verification onto any site or service which could conceivably be accessed by any fragile British flower under the age of 18. https://t.co/csJ1DlAYpooriginal ↗
27 May 2021
RT @Politics_co_uk: ? Why the online safety bill threatens our civil liberties “A sweeping eradication of our personal privacy, our data security, and our civil liberties.” By @WebDevLaw https://t.co/6eO5eZiSuqoriginal ↗
26 May 2021
RT @feather: Yesterday was “officially” #GlobalAccessibilityAwarenessDay. Remember: people’s disabilities aren’t defined by a calendar. The point isn’t to bring awareness of accessibility on that ONE day… it’s to build on it EVERY day moving forward. #accessibility #a11y #inclusionoriginal ↗
21 May 2021
My LEGO laptop stand has had an upgrade, and is still serving me well. #AllDayHey https://t.co/PmF3wXPe53original ↗
6 May 2021
RT @DanShappir: I hereby define The Web Signal to Noise Ratio: document.querySelectorAll(‘:not(div)’).length / document.querySelectorAll(‘div’).lengthoriginal ↗
4 May 2021
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