Every engineer worthy of the title adopts one unshakeable article of faith: POPULARITY IS NOT A QUALITY METRIC
Things I would like every young web engineer to learn: - anything you can do in CSS + HTML, you *should* do in CSS - *framework du jour* is not a platform, it's a high-interest loan against your future capacity. The platform is the platform - understanding the memory hierarchy *always* matters - client-side isn't easier than the server, and "generalists" usually suck at client-side. Mind the (packet) gap - managers who are not technical are not useful - put users first, always
Safari at WWDC '25: The Ghost of Christmas Past
React: cheap, fast, good; choose none.
Lots of folks fell for the "DOM is slow" marketing of certain frameworks, but DOM isn't slow. *Uncontrolled style read-back* is. But what if that wasn't a thing? Looking for feedback on a new proposal to control layout thrashing here: 📃.md
Jeffery Goldberg had the most secure device in the chat...do I have that right?
Some good signs from the No Kings protest in SF.
Hey Econ profession, is fiddling with the econometric data a *good* sign for a nation's future prosperity?
Go get 'em, @npub1wpvz...rz2s
Most of the damage Musk can do now is premised on his wealth, which comes back to Tesla. This is gonna be a bumpy ride, but to all my EV-loving peeps who aren't down with the fash, I salute you: