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Written by remy@remysharp.com (Remy Sharp)
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on Sep. 2, 2019
During the weekend I spent an hour coding a hacky bit of code and I thought it might help one or two other people so I posted it on Twitter (on Sunday at 10am UK no less) and the response was…surprising. I genuinely thought it would only serve me, but some 120+ retweets and 800+ likes it seems like…
Written by remy@remysharp.com (Remy Sharp)
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on Aug. 24, 2019
August comes around in a flash. The living of life keeps me busy throughout the year. Work during the day, either client or my own making, and family all other times. If I'm honest, I'm a bit of hermit. But then thank god Julie asks me, reminds me, to take the last week of August off. Time to breat…
Written by remy@remysharp.com (Remy Sharp)
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on Aug. 16, 2019
A bit of a mouthful of a post title, but I can assure my future self this post will be worthy of publishing because it'll save future self many angry hours shouting at build tools. The goal: no build tools, which leads to no config, which leads to no waiting around. Let's get the lie out of the way…
Written by remy@remysharp.com (Remy Sharp)
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on Aug. 12, 2019
If you followed my CLI improved then you'll know I'm a fan of the fd command which I'm able to use for a mass git file rename. Doing a mass rename is typically simple in the command line (mv *.mjs *.js - though I'm not sure off the top of my head if this will recurse directories, probably not), but…
Written by remy@remysharp.com (Remy Sharp)
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on Aug. 9, 2019
There's a great pragmatic post on dev.to (that Jeremy's link feed put me on to) on how best to embed youtube on your site, specifically to avoid the amount of scripts and tracking that's sent over the wire to your visitor. The trick Arthur Corenzan uses in their solution is to use srcdoc to let the…
Written by remy@remysharp.com (Remy Sharp)
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on Aug. 6, 2019
The concept of random is pretty interesting when you think about it from a computer's point of view, because without some external input, random is impossible. Computers (hardware and software) are deterministic. Meaning you give some input and get an output, and if you repeat the input, you'll get…