Thursday afternoon session in Belfast
The online home of Jeremy Keith, an author and web developer living and working in Brighton, England.
Thursday afternoon session in Belfast
Wednesday afternoon session in Belfast
Mohoooosive session in Belfast—over a thousand people playing a tune together!
Tuesday night session in Belfast
Tuesday afternoon session in Belfast
Monday evening session in Belfast
Monday afternoon session in Belfast
Today was a good day for sessions in Belfast!
Sunday evening session in Brighton
Another Sunday session in Belfast
Sunday session in Belfast
Saturday session in Belfast
Friday session in Glencolmcille
Thursday session Glencolmcille
Donegal sundown
Wednesday session in Glencolmcille
Tuesday session in Glencolmcille 🎻🎷
Monday session in Glencolmcille
Walking from glen to glen.
Ar ais arís in Oideas Gael.
Fáilte go Dún na nGall!
Going to the north of Ireland. brb
currentaffairs.org/news/who-will-save-the-internet-from-disappearing
An excellent interview!
From deleted government records to disappearing music, our digital culture can be erased overnight. The Internet Archive’s Mark Graham and Chris Freeland explain what it will take to save it.
This is beautifully written.
Today we’re at T+57 years from the launch of Apollo 11:
Remembering when England played Argentina 24 years ago and Channel 4 let the side down…
I can’t understand how we got to this place with “app culture”! Software companies are happy to make their lives harder (and more expensive: deploying to the big app stores isn’t free!), in order to deliver HTML content to fewer people and with fewer features than if they just published directly to the Web in the first place!
kore-nordmann.de/blog/htmx-and-web-components-instead-of-react.html
So instead of asking “why not React?” we asked: Which of our actual problems would React solve? We went through the list. There were none.
Also, this is good advice when you’re about to make a web component:
Every component starts with the question “does a semantic element already exist for this?”, and remarkably often the answer is yes.