Gerade nochmal genauer hingeschaut bei der 22. #TageslichtRunde da unter der Autobahn am Ostpark. Da sind ja immer mal komische Typen, gell.
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WebrockerBuntunbunt
Noch eine Momentaufnahme der 17. #TageslichtRunde 2021. Hoffnung ist nicht tot, sie macht nur Winterschlaf.
Schneemensch
Kleine Begegnung auf der 17. #TageslichtRunde 2021, diesmal rund um den Lohrberg, über Seckbach und den Heiligenstock.
In Critical Defense of Frontend Development - Jens Oliver Meiert
Hear hear! This great article about the craft of Frontend Development by Jens starts with a bang: Frontend development is a field that’s not unfamiliar with being misunderstood, and its value being underestimated or missed Oh yes. At first, FE was seen as some variation of Desktop Publishing. "Real" designers would ponder about the (visual)…
Overtooling
Heute, bei der 10. #TageslichtRunde, begegnete mir dieses Motiv, ausgerechnet, als ich gerade darüber nachdachte, warum im Moment jeder Depp, sein Bruder, dessen Tante und deren Schwester, die alle was mit Webdev machen, Full-Blown JavaScript Frameworks einsetzen, um "Websites" zu machen. Komisch.
Thelma & Louise - Nova Twins
Danke Danke Danke @der1000Sascha for this tip. I can't express how much my jaw dropped after I watched the Live-Footage of the Nova Twins opening for the Prophets Of Rage. These girls kick (b)ass!! \m/ still need convincin'? eat this
The OBGMs - "Not Again"
Oh yes Baby, gimme more, definitely ! \m/ Yet another great band that Danko Jones' podcast made me aware of. So good.
Saint Agnes - Brother - Live From Lockdown
for several weeks now I'm listening to the Danko Jones podcast, while I take a walk to catch some daylight and escape the self imposed social distancing hell that is home office. Not only is Danko one of my favorite musicians and his band an all time favorite of mine since I saw them opening…
Why The Web Is Such A Mess - Tom Scott
This is a very very good video about the web and the tracking mess that we're in. (via @faulancer)
From Gatsby to Eleventy - Amber Wilson
Amber writes about her switching the "motor" of her blog/website. What I really like is the in-depth comparison and reasoning which kind of shows that the "rule of least power" should also be more often applied not only to the technology in general, but for our choice of tools as well. And I admire her…