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Progressive form enhancement with SvelteKit

Hello, and happy Monday!

[new blog post]

Other updates

[any other demos, open source work, personal news]

#4
January 23, 2023
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2022 in review

Hello, I hope the new year is treating you well!

This week I published two new blog posts!

First was a 2022 in review post where I wrote about my year in blogging, open source, and otherwise. I also covered some of my favorite games/books/TV/movies/podcasts/music of the year, if you’re interested in my taste in media!

Second, I published my first-ever non-webdev-related post, a Game music 2022 survey playlist. I’m a big fan of video game music, and created a giant playlist (300+ tracks) surveying the video game music releases of 2022. This was very much inspired by the exhaustive Fluxblog survey playlists for pop music, though I didn’t pay any attention to the sequencing of tracks. If you’re a VGM fan (or just want some varied mostly instrumental music), give it a listen.

#3
January 13, 2023
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Building tic-tac-toe with Svelte

Hello, and thanks for subscribing to my newsletter!

Yesterday I published a new blog post, “Building tic-tac-toe with Svelte.” In the post I show what considerations went into building this demo - it’s more than you might think! Included are discussions of:

  • the importance of <button>
  • how using reactive statements really simplifies the game flow
  • event forwarding
  • focus management and tick
  • visually-hidden button labels
  • when it’s okay to use querySelector in Svelte

Other updates

#2
November 22, 2022
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What I learned about accessibility from axe-con 2021

I published a post this morning about what I learned from the axe-con accessibility conference this month. I spotlight talks from Sara Soueidan, Mark Steadman, Val Head, and Gerard Cohen and what I took away from each.

4 takeaways from axe-con 2021

I found the conference super valuable even though I was only able to catch a handful of talks. I highly recommend for the conference so you can watch recordings of the talks.

#1
March 29, 2021
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