JavaScript is like salt. If you add just enough salt to a dish, it’ll help make the flavour awesome. Add too much though, and you’ll completely ruin it.
Similarly, if you add just enough JavaScript to your website, it’ll help make it awesome. Add too much though, and you’ll completely ruin it.
This is a follow up to this note.
Kids craft club was an interesting experience. I don’t think many kids touched any of the crafts—just very eager, competitive parents and grandparents.
Brooklyn and I made an aquarium together. It was good, wholesome fun. She needs a bit of that now that her little sister has arrived and she certainly looked like she enjoyed herself.
This morning, I’m taking my toddler to a local arts and crafts group for kids. According to her Grandma, there’s some very competitive parents, so the pressure is on.
The theme is under the sea. I’ll report back with my toilet roll tube shark later.
It’s nice to do these things with her while I’m on paternity leave.
I detect some underlying anger, but a worthy read which I found myself mostly agreeing with.
We definitely need to do better.
“You don’t have to be a genius to write fast programs. There’s no magic trick. The only thing required is not building on top of a huge pile of crap that modern toolchain is.”
I can’t describe how excited this makes me. I see so much potential in Gutenberg and this project is exactly the sort of opportunity that a platform agnostic approach provides.
Exciting times ahead.
https://wptavern.com/gutenberg-cloud-a-cross-platform-community-library-for-custom-gutenberg-blocks