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Super cool admin of ∴ Socii
https://webb.page
Squad
Altered Carbon returns for season two on February 27th! https://www.ign.com/articles/altered-carbon-season-2-release-date-netflix-anthony-mackie
I
CANNOT
WAIT
It’s been confirmed since last week but I’ll be moving to the West Coast in March to work at Apple (for Critical Mass).
Exciting, since this will be my second “real” job since I started my web career a decade ago (mostly worked for startups).
I (re-)learned of Stimulus.js, a framework from the creators of Basecamp thanks to @ko. As much as I love using Svelte and Sapper, I haven’t been able to get SSR working like I want it.
Stimulus looks to be the best of both worlds — write regular web code and augment with SPA-like functionality while keeping the benefits of SSR.
Can’t wait to release something with it!
I don’t care if Socii never reaches critical mass.
I don’t care if Socii attacts investors.
I don’t care if I continue to be the only user of Socii.
Socii makes me happy. It’s the social network I’d like to use. Which…makes sense.
Long live Socii
I like how Safari looks but I prefer how Firefox works. This theme is the best of both worlds! https://github.com/ideaweb/firefox-safari-style
I’ve ditched Jest for Intern and created a starter project repo: https://code.webb.page/Starters/svelte-starter.
I forgot to add a router so once I find one that fits with how I think, I’ll update the repo with it.
Yesterday I got a Svelte project working with TypeScript for all files except for Jest. I’m trying to get used to writing tests so it’ll be second nature to me by the end of this year.
I’m quite close!
Maybe that’s fine enough and I can deal with SSR at a later date.
I am quite irritated that Sapper isn’t able to read from rollup.config.ts, it looks for a js extension.
I love SPAs but I also need SSR and currently, Sapper is the best package for enabling that for Svelte.
Hey Adam! I’m working on getting my beta projects stable and Socii will be upgraded after that.
Came across a blog post detailing why the DNT (Do Not Track) flag in browsers is pointless. https://www.arp242.net/dnt.html
TL;DR: The companies tracking you don’t respect it and the W3C disbanded the group working on DNT.
WELP