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- Tynker tynker.com
self-paced online courses for children to learn coding at home, as well as specially designed curriculum for schools and camps.
- Excalidraw excalidraw.com
- archives.design archives.design
An organized collection of graphic design related items that are available on the Internet Archives compiled by Valery Marier
- Where everybody knows your name - Messaging services are providing a more private internet | International | The Economist economist.com
Conversations which cause controversy in public can be carried out in private with more nuance and no trolling. A distinction can be made between performance and communication. In “The presentation of Self in Everyday Life” Erving Goffman, a 20th-century sociologist, distinguished between “front-stage” behaviour, which is observed by all and sundry, and the “back-stage” life of rehearsal and preparation in the company of others who are part of the same project. “For healthy psychology we need back and front stage,” says Carissa Véliz of Oxford University. “[Online] we have been pushing back stage more and more into oblivion. Having more private messaging brings the back stage back.”
I really like this analogy.
- How to avoid layout shifts caused by web fonts – Simon Hearne simonhearne.com
- John Doe’s page john-doe.neocities.org
This website is a single HTML file. It simply uses the #anchor suffix (from 1992) and the :target CSS selector to show and hide pages/content.
- Obsidian obsidian.md
Obsidian is a powerful knowledge base that works on top of
a local folder of plain text Markdown files.
- Introduction to the Zettelkasten Method • Zettelkasten Method zettelkasten.de
Luhmann’s Zettelkasten is a collection of notes on paper slips with a special twist: It is a hypertext that he could navigate the drawer cabinet containing all the paper slips with a reasonable amount of time and energy. “Reasonable” means that it was reasonable for Luhmann, who, obsessed with his theory of society, was a workaholic and an enthusiastic bureaucrat.
- Escaping the roadmap trap - Product Crunch productcrunch.substack.com
The problem with [timeline] roadmaps is that they are linear and one-dimensional. They suggest that the product team knows exactly what needs to be done in the future, and that it’s only a matter of correct estimation and timely execution. But these are in fact release plans, not product roadmaps. They do not reflect the core concepts of modern product development, such as uncertainty, discovery and small pivots.
- Toontastic 3D toontastic.withgoogle.com
A creative storytelling app that empowers kids to draw, animate, narrate, and record their own cartoons on their tablet, phone or Chromebook.
- MagicaVoxel ephtracy.github.io
A free lightweight GPU-based voxel art editor and interactive path tracing renderer.
- Mine-imator mineimator.com
Create animated videos using blocks, items and the lovable characters from Minecraft.
Damn, I totally forgot to celebrate Hat Day again this year. Happy late Hat Day! daysoftheyear.com/days/hat-day/
- The Breeders: Pod Album Review | Pitchfork pitchfork.com
Always worth revisiting.
NTS and beyond...
- No Meetings, No Deadlines, No Full-Time Employees sahillavingia.com
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- seek-oss/braid-design-system github.com
Themeable design system for the SEEK Group
#babel#css-modules #design-system #front-end#owner-experience-platforms #react#style-guide #webpack #typescript - p5.js p5js.org
a JavaScript library for creative coding, with a focus on making coding accessible and inclusive for artists, designers, educators, beginners, and anyone else
Via monospaced.
- The continuing rise of private virtual neighbourhoods (Interconnected) interconnected.org
Perhaps what we’re seeing is the disentangling of social media back into social and media: newsletters and podcasts are best understood as being part of the media spectrum, even if many of them are smaller and have community spaces attached. And Discord space, Slack spaces, etc, these virtual neighbourhoods are pure social.
How should you structure a larger engineering organization, one with dozens (or hundreds) of engineers? There are many tradeoffs to consider, and no single right answer. But, there are some structures that work better than others.
I'm guessing that challenging an IR35 status determination will be not dissimilar from invoking Globnar. youtu.be/z7VKsTo4uAc?t=…
- Whisk - Cooking, Connected whisk.com
- All Websites Look The Same - NoVolume, Web Design Blog novolume.co.uk
When was the last time you saw a website that didn’t have a huge image fitting to the screen with some giant text overlaid on it?
From 2015!
- The Strategic Independent tomcritchlow.com
A book - serialized free online - about the art and science of independent consulting.
The Presentation Layer, our React-based rendering layer for the new BBC website, is a monorepo that includes the design system. Only web pages created in the monorepo can use the design system. And, most importantly, any changes to components in the design system are rolled out instantly.
- Small tech scattered-thoughts.net
Role models matter. So I made a list of small companies that I admire. Neither giants nor startups - just people making a living writing software on their own terms.
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- N26 and lack of JavaScript hugogiraudel.com
- Such a gem of an album. leilamusic.bandcamp.com/album/like-wea… leilamusic.bandcamp.com
Such a gem of an album. leilamusic.bandcamp.com/album/like-wea…
- buildit/storybook-addon-versions github.com
Navigation support for different versions of Storybook style guides
- gavinr/github-csv-tools github.com
Import and export GitHub issues via CSV
#csv#export-to-excel#exporter #github#github-csv#github-issues#github-issues-export #hacktoberfest#importer #javascript - Command Line Interface Guidelines clig.dev
- Rendering Spectrum | CSS-Tricks css-tricks.com