@dizzyd I love that iPhones now come with this as their default wallpaper.
Can't wait to see those residuals come rolling in! $$$$$
@swyx @github Narrator:
The project to refresh the content on https://jamstack.org began to take a particularly heavy toll on one member of the team.
The project to refresh the content on https://jamstack.org began to take a particularly heavy toll on one member of the team.
@andybelldesign @DavidDarnes @jina @eleven_ty @developurrs @zachleat Heh.
Noooooo.
Then again, did I forget to add this one?
And would it count @zachleat?
'tis but a little demo page,
https://twitter.com/philhawksworth/status/1145739587274399745
Noooooo.
Then again, did I forget to add this one?
And would it count @zachleat?
'tis but a little demo page,
https://twitter.com/philhawksworth/status/1145739587274399745
@jina @andybelldesign @DavidDarnes @eleven_ty @developurrs @zachleat Yeah, @andybelldesign!
Pfffft... you're *such* a typical 4 reference @eleven_ty sites sort of guy.
<Massive eye-roll />
Pfffft... you're *such* a typical 4 reference @eleven_ty sites sort of guy.
<Massive eye-roll />
@andybelldesign @DavidDarnes @eleven_ty @developurrs I'm assuming that the first to 11 wins some sort of massive mystery prize from @zachleat
@andybelldesign @DavidDarnes @eleven_ty @developurrs Is this the right time to admit that I neglected to mention https://sagns.org and https://www.humdingerscomedy.com ?
Nobody's counting.
Except perhaps, @DavidDarnes.
So... is that 7? 😜
Nobody's counting.
Except perhaps, @DavidDarnes.
So... is that 7? 😜
@vlh @HenriHelvetica Nice one!
I also recommend signing up to some open mic nights and just running into it with white knuckles! Can't wait to hear how you like it.
I also recommend signing up to some open mic nights and just running into it with white knuckles! Can't wait to hear how you like it.
Roll your own lazy loading.
- A smattering of Picture elements
- A pinch of JS with Intersection Observer
- A dusting of CSS
- A helping hand from @eleven_ty
Explained on @css
https://css-tricks.com/tips-for-rolling-your-own-lazy-loading/
- A smattering of Picture elements
- A pinch of JS with Intersection Observer
- A dusting of CSS
- A helping hand from @eleven_ty
Explained on @css
https://css-tricks.com/tips-for-rolling-your-own-lazy-loading/
A more detailed description of this now on @css
https://css-tricks.com/tips-for-rolling-your-own-lazy-loading/
https://css-tricks.com/tips-for-rolling-your-own-lazy-loading/
RT @sarah_edo: 🔥 If you've ever wanted to learn to roll your own lazy loading, @philhawksworth wrote this excellent post to get you started…
@mrm @sarah_edo Interesting. I guess that's why so many other lazy loading approaches don't use a css blur effect.
Since that detail is all CSS, it could live in a media query to only apply the blur on larger screens as an enhancement, and assume that a larger screen means not mobile Android.
Since that detail is all CSS, it could live in a media query to only apply the blur on larger screens as an enhancement, and assume that a larger screen means not mobile Android.
@Mandy_Kerr This is probably something @bruised_blood would do brilliantly. Not sure if he has the availability though.
Waving a fond farewell to Toronto, which is utterly lovely.
And to the attendees, speakers and organisers of @smashingconf Toronto and @JAMstackTORONTO, who all made this visit so much fun.
Until next time! 👋
And to the attendees, speakers and organisers of @smashingconf Toronto and @JAMstackTORONTO, who all made this visit so much fun.
Until next time! 👋
@datanotion @Netlify Hi Pat, It's probably worth asking this over in the @Netlify Community. It may even have already been answered and the folks talking overt there are most helpful. I see there is also a DNS topic already:
https://community.netlify.com/search?q=%23topics%3Adns
https://community.netlify.com/search?q=%23topics%3Adns