I could write a whole book about the folly that is single page applications.
— Heydon (@heydonworks) June 21, 2020
Tag: Twitter
RT @slightlylate: Folks ask which framework to pick and my answer is always the same: have a performance budget and management support to block launches on bad perf. Next, default to processing on the server or at build time. Lastly, and only if you must, adopt lightweight client-side tools. https://t.co/3Far8MSPgb
Folks ask which framework to pick and my answer is always the same: have a performance budget and management support to block launches on bad perf.
Next, default to processing on the server or at build time.
Lastly, and only if you must, adopt lightweight client-side tools. https://t.co/3Far8MSPgb
— Alex Russell (@slightlylate) June 20, 2020
I missed this when Heather first shared it. You should not make my mistake; this is vital reading for anyone involved in the making of software. #development #software #webdev https://t.co/Ko2hKUtWeu
I missed this when Heather first shared it. You should not make my mistake; this is vital reading for anyone involved in the making of software. #development #software #webdev https://t.co/Ko2hKUtWeu
— Chris Taylor (@mrwiblog) June 20, 2020
Last week I did a talk: “Building Resilient Websites”. If you’re involved in making websites please take a look, slides and video are available here: https://t.co/Ly3u7YBmJO Quotes and data from @slightlylate , @adactio, @AaronGustafson, @tkadlec, @NNgroup and many more
Last week I did a talk: "Building Resilient Websites". If you're involved in making websites please take a look, slides and video are available here: https://t.co/Ly3u7YBmJO
Quotes and data from @slightlylate , @adactio, @AaronGustafson, @tkadlec, @NNgroup and many more
— Chris Taylor (@mrwiblog) June 18, 2020
1000 times this. Make and keep the legislative process open. https://t.co/Gt2p47HnXD
1000 times this. Make and keep the legislative process open. https://t.co/Gt2p47HnXD
— Chris Taylor (@mrwiblog) June 18, 2020