@fribbledom hey I see your awesome CLI tools! And it got me wondering do you ever use a tool like `hey`?
Or do you use or know another awesome alternative?
@cassidyjames Missed it but thanks for keeping it up as a video, watching it right now. :)
> By using simple tooling myself, I ensure that the software I develop does not become unnecessarily reliant on IDEs. If you use grep instead of jump-to-definition too much indirection becomes intolerable. For what I do, I think this results in better software.
If you're thinking of making a confirmation dialog, stop, and please implement an undo instead. If the confirmation dialog is for exiting the program, save your state instead and implement a restore function so people can undo quit.
Confirmation dialogs are fine for things that affect other computers (sending a message, for instance). But if it's all happening locally, undo should replace any confirmation dialog.
During an #accessibility review for a client I simulated blindness when using a screen reader. It gave me a vastly different perspective. I wrote something about it with two videos to demonstrate the differences.
https://www.voorhoede.nl/en/blog/simulate-blindness-when-testing-a11y/
@surma oddly satisfying effect
@jsparber using Fractal every few days or so and love it!
Curious will this cause noticable changes for the end user?
@Eden sounds very rough, hope the snow melts soon!
@petergoes thanks! Think the Node.js API might be exactly what I need, it's not really documented what is returned but I'll give it a spin.
@danielhglus No it is not insecure but would be unexpected default behaviour of a browser. 🤓
More info: https://security.stackexchange.com/a/241392
https://github.com/twilco/kosmonaut
ᴛɪɴʏ sᴇʀᴠᴏ ;)
I wrote a blog post:
"How I built a browser extension in 2021 (using modern tools and libraries)"
check it out here:
https://siegelfabian.de/posts/2020/02/how-i-built-a-browser-extension-in-2021/
sudo everything --web --javascript --rust --linux --games