pmilkman retweeted
I recently wasted so much time switching something my JavaScript app uses because "it's what the community is moving to".
How much my users care: 0
No one told me to upgrade my app's deps. I didn't spend enough time asking myself if this would improve customers' experience.
Meanwhile, I haven't written any Go for 6 weeks but I can bet you nothing new has happened there.
Took almost all of my ammo in my Nightmare 100% run (lol)
youtube.com/watch?v=3sf2vap5…
Ahhhh, ya, it was the 'go back a couple of steps' part that I was missing. I was jumping and shooting and noclipping all over that area :) Guess the angle matters. Thanks!
@mrtaufner Okay, I admit defeat. How do you get into the secret computer room in Edge of Empire from QBJ?! :)
@Elliot_K_Hudson Hello! Are you the author of The Foundations of Cruelty in the Quake Brutalist Map Jam? If so, I've been searching for forever to find 7/7 secrets. Only one left to find. Do you remember where those are?
pmilkman retweeted
No reason to own a DSLR camera in 2023 anymore
Just an iPhone is enough
youtu.be/oY9qKzEvIaM
. @elonmusk having a rare moment of unintended humility?
pmilkman retweeted
When I started getting into programming, all these massive frameworks and CLI tools were so intimidating. JavaScript was such a breath of fresh air in comparison. Just add a script tag and off you go. I sometimes worry we've recreated the environment that almost scared me off.
pmilkman retweeted
think about it: PHP has been serverless forever. Every page spins the PL and that’s it, nothing is shared across requests.
When Node.JS arrived, one of the main advantages was to never need to bootstrap JS or modules each time, hence win in performance.
Are we paying attention?
pmilkman retweeted
Web development is nothing but a restaurant:
HTML
• Bricks, Pillars
CSS
• Paints, Furniture
JavaScript
• Electricity connection
DOM
• Reconstruction
API
• Menu card
Server
• Waiter
Database
• Kitchen
pmilkman retweeted
Indicative estimates of Russia's losses as of March 3, according to the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
pmilkman retweeted
It's a myth that JavaScript is hard.
JavaScript is one of the most friendly and approachable programming languages.
pmilkman retweeted
My yoga teacher always starts class with this line:
"Congrats. The hardest part is over. You showed up."
I feel like that mindset applies to most other things.
Worrying about a task often is far worse than the task itself. Starting is the hardest part.














