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phil-pickering
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The latest MDN recommendation is to use only width=device-width, with initial-scale being mostly redundant. Source: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Reference/...
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1mo ago
Some nice posts about his prediction on Jeremy Keith's blog: https://adactio.com/journal/tags/longbets
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Holy Digital Trinity – Rust and React and AI = Supremacy
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Jiki is a brand-new platform for learning to code. It's targeted at complete beginners and is the brainchild of Exercism co-founder, Jeremy Walker.
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Jiki – Learn to Code the Fun Way
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Supercomputers once worth millions to be auctioned
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Why kids still need to learn to code in the age of AI [pdf]
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Star Wars Q&A: Computers (1983)
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I think a hat-tip is due to freeCodeCamp for introducing Project Euler (along with Rosetta Code) to a new generation of programmers: https://www.freecodecamp.org/learn/project-euler/#project-eu...
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10mo ago
You're all getting a little confused! This is an up-to-date guide demonstrating why the old deprecated Pikaday JavaScript Datepicker is no longer needed.
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11mo ago
Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro.
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Gibraltar is a game where you play as an Orca sinking yachts
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1y ago
a11y = accessibility https://adrianroselli.com/2016/11/a11y-accessibility.html
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2y ago
This is the one that Hixie published back in 2006. It helped guide a lot of the early decision-making in the WHATWG when it came to proposing new tags for HTML5 in a bid to reduce the number of div's out there: https://web.a