Developer technical writer, open to work. Might also be @devdocdude@sfba.social
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arthur evans retweeted
🚀 It’s Lit Launch Day, and we’re kicking the day off with a livestream going over all the things to get excited about with Lit 3.0!
Join us imminently, at 10 am PDT: youtube.com/live/ri9FEl_hRTc
Woke up to find out I'm an ex-Googler. But now I'm really glad I got in to the office this week to see my droogs.
Oh, yeah. Also open to work if you're looking for a developer doc writer.
Dear lazyweb: anyone have suggestions for music software that runs on Mac, lets you edit playlists and sync local music files to both iPhone and Android, and (most importantly) doesn't require Apple Music in any way, shape, or form?
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Looking for a tech writer / advocate job where you can positively affect millions of web developers? I can testify that @floscholz and @wbamberg1 are awesome to work with, and @MozDevNet is an incredibly gratifying project to work on.
You can still apply to work with me as a Tech Writer / Advocate role at @OpenWebDocs!
The web platform needs people & communities who care about well-maintained, free-to-use and vendor agnostic documentation.
opencollective.com/open-web-…
I'd also suggest that predator-prey abundance tends to be cyclical, and an abundance of bunnies one year could lead to abundance of foxes, leading to a crash in bunny populations and a bunch of hungry foxes pushing closer to human habitation looking for food.
No data here, but my understanding is that red foxes are very adaptable, and do well around humans--the same with rats and crows. Bobcats (and native grey foxes) seem to be pretty shy around humans, and may try to find new homes as human population in an area increases.
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There's also apparently an interaction between coyotes and foxes (more coyotes == fewer foxes). fs.fed.us/psw/publications/d… (My favorite thing about this paper is that the method of detecting these carnivores involves scat sniffing dogs.)
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JavaScript Dynamic Imports are now activated by default in Nightly (bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bu…) developer.mozilla.org/en-US/…
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🎉LitElement 2.0 release candidate is out! 🎉
¿What happened to 1.0? 👀Read all about it:
polymer-project.org/blog/201…
Everyone needs more monsters in their lives. I recommend these ones from the amazing Nica Lorber.
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arthur evans retweeted
Excited to announce two new projects on custom-elements-everywhere.c…, SkateJS and DIO 🍻
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📣 People have been asking about the future of Polymer elements. 💁 We have some answers! polymer-project.org/blog/201…
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Speakers are people, not props. 🙅 Here's why I withdrew from #ReactiveConf: medium.com/@peggyrayzis/why-…
RT for visibility please 🙏
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New article: How to deploy ES2015+ code in production today (without transpiling to ES5) and why you should! philipwalton.com/articles/de…
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@polymer Working on the tutorial shown in Copenhagen. Really easy, and explains so much! @wmginsberg @notwaldorf codelabs.developers.google.c…
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Happy to announce that we've started migrating our first Elements to #polymer 3 🙌 hubs.ly/H08qMqM0 #PolymerSummit #npm #webcomponents
Nice article from @CaptainCodeman about sharing state in Polymer. xitter.gq/CaptainCodeman/status/…
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