Andy arrives as the Ghost of Web Design Past, issuing a resounding call to be loosely bound to transient technologies. Let's keep moving the web forward, together. https://t.co/45NircKyQi
— Chris Taylor (@mrwiblog) December 23, 2018
Category: Twitter
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Phew, glad 2018 is nearly over. GDPR was a nightmare! Hopefully 2019 will be a quieter year. Oh. https://t.co/YgCraMEGID
Phew, glad 2018 is nearly over. GDPR was a nightmare! Hopefully 2019 will be a quieter year.
— Chris Taylor (@mrwiblog) December 23, 2018
RT @Crydust: Imagine an IDE with all keyboard shortcuts disabled. Completely unusable. Just like webpage that can only be used with a mouse. https://t.co/BCstgYSVZd
Imagine an IDE with all keyboard shortcuts disabled. Completely unusable. Just like webpage that can only be used with a mouse. https://t.co/BCstgYSVZd
— Kristof Neirynck (@Crydust) December 20, 2018
Not many developers think “what are the future legal ramifications of me embedding this little script”, but perhaps we should. https://t.co/PlxSGOjMFJ
Not many developers think "what are the future legal ramifications of me embedding this little script", but perhaps we should. https://t.co/PlxSGOjMFJ
— Chris Taylor (@mrwiblog) December 20, 2018
RT @WebDevLaw: I have updated the page on data protection, flows, and adequacy after Brexit with all the information published thus far on preparations for a “No Deal” and what it will mean for you and your work. Tl;dr everything I warned about in 2016 is happening. https://t.co/FtdU478gl4
I have updated the page on data protection, flows, and adequacy after Brexit with all the information published thus far on preparations for a "No Deal" and what it will mean for you and your work. Tl;dr everything I warned about in 2016 is happening. https://t.co/FtdU478gl4
— Heather Burns (@WebDevLaw) December 19, 2018