Life this year has been particularly great. Here’s basically what I’ve been up to on a daily basis. 😎

things turning me on this week
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JavaScript is mental now with deno — forget node npm package.json node_modules and everything you growed up on. This 🦕 changes everything!

Add VSCode (and its builtin terminal) to your mobile devices! Edit your code and projects from a browser, backed by a modest virtual machine that hosts your code files and directories.

things turning me on this week
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things turning me on this week
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JavaScript has gotten even better and you can now run 100% ES Modules code “natively” through the entire node, JS, testing, and coverage (and more!) ecosystem. Picking the right tools that understand ES Modules is key - here we use mocha and c8 (also…

things turning me on this week
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‘Dark Mode’ is new - and a great relief to our eyes at night. Thankfully it’s also not that hard to setup very effectively.

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JavaScript got all growed up since it begun, when “ES6” hit the scenes (now present it just about every browser and mobile setup at this point aside from MSIE). You can finally do sane things like class Foo { .. } similar to other languages, and the dreaded this “stealing” is finally sane with “fat arrow” functions like…

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I’m now migrating off of WordPress and a paid web hosting plan, to a free* website using Hugo and GitLab. It nicely leverages markdown and makes posting content from an editor a breeze. Your entire website is in a git repository – so you can take your entire website anywhere and have a full copy on your laptop (even…

flat tire? owe back taxes?

I 💖 my coworkers 🤣🤣
I gave a monday ‘all hands’ update and the ‘HinterLands’ (remote coworkers) had a hard time hearing and it just went from there..