It's up to us: https://t.co/cw39fNVZoM#Web30 #ForTheWeb pic.twitter.com/VObBIPxeOj
— Tim Berners-Lee (@timberners_lee) March 12, 2019
Category: Twitter
Posts from the microblogging service Tweitter.
RT @SarahTaber_bww: Software culture does not understand prevention. They do not understand looking at a situation, thinking “What can go wrong here?” and being proactive to prevent at least the most obvious scenarios.
Software culture
does
not
understand
prevention.
They do not understand looking at a situation, thinking "What can go wrong here?" and being proactive to prevent at least the most obvious scenarios.
— Dr Sarah Taber (@SarahTaber_bww) March 11, 2019
RT @mor10: Accessibility is the core premise of the World Wide Web. Accessibility is the job. https://t.co/B49hGIZ7SZ
Accessibility is the core premise of the World Wide Web. Accessibility is the job. https://t.co/B49hGIZ7SZ
— Morten the Northman (@mor10) March 11, 2019
A microcosm of the whole sorry Brexit saga. https://t.co/QvFaizvZwL
A microcosm of the whole sorry Brexit saga. https://t.co/QvFaizvZwL
— Chris Taylor (@mrwiblog) March 12, 2019
RT @WalterStephanie: #Rant I see many amazing women in our industry, super good at HTML, CSS and Accessibility. Yet they don’t find a nice and well paid job because they don’t know fancy JS frameworks. JS became a big gate keeper. Yet we NEED people good at HTML/CSS. We just don’t want to pay them.
#Rant
I see many amazing women in our industry, super good at HTML, CSS and Accessibility. Yet they don't find a nice and well paid job because they don't know fancy JS frameworks. JS became a big gate keeper. Yet we NEED people good at HTML/CSS. We just don't want to pay them.— Stéphanie Walter ?? (@WalterStephanie) March 11, 2019