Sept. 10, 2021, 8:22 p.m.

🧶 ICYMI #20: September 10, 2021

🧶 ICYMI

Hey hey,

Happy Friday, y’all. Still hotter than Hades outside, but I’m starting to get some autumn vibes. (Maybe wishful thinking).

✏️ Writes

  • Element diversity (Manuel Matuzovic) - Divs are useful. But there’s a whole semantic world out there we collectively should be better leveraging.
  • Reflections on Burnout (Vaidehi Joshi) - Love to see burnout discussed publicly more and more often now. This post is a thoughtful reflection on Vaidehi’s recent burnout.

🔨 Projects

  • HTML Tags Memory Test (Paul Foster) - There are over 100 HTML elements. How many do you remember? (This gives me Sporcle vibes).

💬 Twitter

Laurie Voss
@seldo

The more senior the job, the harder it is to tell when you’re doing well at it.


Sept. 9, 2021, 9:04 p.m.
Ayush Saini
@AyushCodes

Everybody is full-stack until they write CSS.


Sept. 9, 2021, 3:34 a.m.
ingrid.e
@opinionatedpie

As a developer I would like to take a nap so that I can cope with afternoon meetings.


Sept. 8, 2021, 12:02 p.m.

🎧 Podcasts

  • Design for Safety with Eva PenzeyMoog (Strong Feelings podcast) - Last week I shared an excerpt of the book “Design for Safety”. This week, the author Eva PenzeyMoog joined the Strong Feelings podcast to talk about it as well.

🦄 Random

  • This fun Twitter thread started by Sara Soueidan soliciting examples of large web sites with character. So true that everything starts feeling very same-y.

🌵 Personal

  • I’m an afternoon workout person. About a month ago, I finally hit my limit working out in the Texas heat (95+ degrees Fahrenheit, 35+ degrees Celsius). I’ve managed to do 7:30/8:00am workouts since (which is the absolute earliest I can convince myself of). Genuinely proud of myself. Morning people, I still don’t understand y’all… But the weather is sure nicer and it sure does feel good to check it off the list.

Hope you have a nice weekend,

Amberley

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