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307 quotes shared by smart people
50% of computer programming is trial and error, the other 50% is copy and paste.
by Pawan SharmaDon't address their brains. Address their hearts.
by Nelson MandelaEveryone you will ever meet knows something you donât.
by Bill NyeI've learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will not forget how you made them feel.
by Maya AngelouEverybody is an expert in something.
by Celeste HeadleeLook at the people at your new work place: you'll become like them. They won't become like you.
by Bob SuttonOne of the basic rules of the universe is that nothing is perfect. Perfection simply doesnt exist.
by Stephen HawkingThe trouble with the world is that the stupid are cocksure and the intelligent are full of doubt.
by Bertrand RusselInformation shouldn't be a privilege.
by Una KravetsProgramming slowly takes over your life.
by Mark NadalTech has to be for everyone, for everyone to be in tech.
by Alex GybsonAdopting an inclusive design approach expands a tech product's total addressable market.
by John MaedaBy recognizing exclusion we can start to build empathy for people who interact with unwelcoming designs every day of their lives.
by Kat HolmesInclusive design is not just for good, it's for good business!
by John MaedaI believe that making things accessible should be required because it is the right thing to do!
by Karl GrovesThe modal is the boss battle in a11y.
by Rob DodsonI know enough JavaScript to be dangerous.
by Marcos PlaconaJavaScript fatigue is what happens when people use tools they don't need to solve problems they don't have.
by Lucas F CostaOur brain loves to be surprised.
by Arthur DolerProgramming is the closest thing to a superpower we have.
by Drew HoustonThe power of the Web is in its universality. Access by everyone regardless of disability is an essential aspect.
by Tim Berners LeeFor every complex problem, there is an aswer that is clear, simple, and wrong.
by H. L. MenckenDo more things that make you forget to check your phone.
by unknown :(Every one and everything is interesting.
by unknown :(A dream you dream alone is only a dream. A dream you dream together is reality.
by John lennonWhen you're different from the mono culture people want to focus on the differences and not the similarities.
by Safia AbdalaIn the future there will be no female leaders. There will be just leaders.
by Sheryl SandbergYou're shaping tomorrow's job market based on the technology choices you make today.
by Henrik JoretegThe sign of an excellent speaker is someone who make the audience feel something.
by Angela LussierA junior personâs job is to find answers to questions; a senior personâs job is to find the right questions to ask.
I could change lifes and make a bigger impact, and that's why I have never been able to turn off that switch for accessibility.
by Marcy SuttonIf you make people feel good about what theyâre doing with your technology, theyâre going to make sure that other people know about it and are doing good things with it.
Notifications are a DOS attack on your brain!
The only way to do great work is to love what you do.
by Steve JobsFor people without disabilities, technology makes things easier. For people with disabilities, technology makes things possible.
One of my biggest motivators is the fact that I am impossible to satisfy. Iâll never feel like Iâve done enough conference talks or written enough blog posts or submitted enough pull requests. Admittedly, this is a dangerous ideology and one that I would not recommend other people follow.
If you tell the truth, you donât have to remember anything.
by Mark TwainWe're *all* edge cases.
There's actually no magic in tech. [...] It's just a skill set â one that all kinds of people can, and do, learn.
Accessibility isnât on anyoneâs radarâââuntil it is.
âDiversity and Inclusionâ is a thingâââand Accessibility is a big part of it.
"Stories aren't just facts, stories are facts with souls."
A 10x engineer isnât someone who is 10x better than those around them, but someone who makes those around them 10x better.
The best technical tutorials are written by engineers who don't know the technology before writing them.
Being human is an essential skill!
I think we all have empathy. We may not have enough courage to display it.
by Maya AngelouConfiguration should not stand in the way of getting started.
by Dan AbramovCoding is not the goal. [...] The goal is creating great, usable and maintainable solutions to problems people have.
Accessibility is the goal to ensure that products support each individual userâs needs and preferences.
by Matt MayBetter words make better products.
by Ashley Walls"We don't have any non-JavaScript users" No, all your users are non-JS while they're downloading your JS.
"When you use Serverless, your server is actually everywhere (and not nowhere as the name suggests)."
by Paolo NegriTruncation is not a content strateg...
by Karen McGraneNobody loves what prettier does to their syntax. Everyone loves what prettier does to their coworkers' syntax.
Another flaw in human character is that everybody wants to build and nobody wants to do maintenance.
by Kurt VonnegutI have decided to be happy because it is good for my health.
by VoltaireIf you get tired, learn to rest, not to quit.
by BanksyDiversity is being invited to the party; inclusion is being asked to dance.
by VernÄ MyersJust because you are grabbing all the low-hanging fruit doesnât mean you are making a good fruit salad.
by Jenn SimmonsA team of senior engineers without junior engineers is a team of engineers.
by Malte UblDebugging is like being the detective in a crime movie where you're also the murderer
by Filipe FortesHTML is by default accessible. And fast. Our job as developers is to not fuck that up!
by Estelle WeylHow to Take Criticism? Ask yourself: Is this helpful or not helpful? Translate. Stay curious. Hang in there until you receive actionable feedback.
Code never lies. Comments sometimes do.
by unknownEvery website is a web app and every web app is a website.
by gatsbyjs.orgDonât Compare Your Behind-The-Scenes With Everyone's Highlight Reel. Donât Compare Your Behind-The-Scenes With Everyone's Highlight Reel. Donât Compare Your Behind-The-Scenes With Everyone's Highlight Reel. Donât Compare Your Behind-The-Scenes With Everyone's Highlight Reel.
by Tara HuntHacking your work life balance is a process.
The hardest thing in web development is communication and talking with people.
by Charlie OwenWe donât hire people to write code. We hire them to solve problems.
by Jem YoungWhat one programmer can do in one month, two programmers can do in two months.
by Fred BrooksStatic is just a cache.
by Seva ZaikovYou have to reward your users for interaction.
by Stephen ShawNo matter where you are instead of looking at your phone look at all the people and find the one that you connect with and realize that they're the center of the universe â because for them they are, just like you are for yourself.
by Chad FowlerLove is a verb, not a noun.
Always know itâs okay to be broken. Itâs okay to talk about it and doing something about it.
by Sarah VieiraDon't make assumptions on what people may or may not know. Any assumption you make is likely wrong.
Serverless is much like wireless. Wireless doesn't mean there's no more wires involved, it's just that you don't need to worry about them most of the time.
by by unknownHuman beings are storytellers. We donât see or observe things as they are but we impose a narrative line on the events in our life to add order to them.
by by Zat RanaEmpathy is love's reason for being.
âFully Accessibleâ doesnât exist.
Always remember that to argue, and win, is to break down the reality of the person you are arguing against. It is painful to lose your reality, so be kind, even if you are right.
People do not decide their futures, they decide their habits and their habits decide their futures.
Accessibility is about ensuring that there are no barriers preventing someone using a product or service.
The problem is that if you canât say no, you canât have priorities.
Whenever you fall, pick something up.
by Author Oswald AveryBefore you release a website, tab through it. If you cannot see where you are on the page after each tab; you're not finished yet.
by Michiel BijlNobody has ever thanked me for using complicated words.
by Eva Ferreira (Fronteers 2018)The reason not every fantasy should be pursued is because fantasies never have negative repercussions. Reality does.
by Mark MansonEssentially, engineering is all about cooperation, collaboration, and empathy for both your colleagues and your customers. If someone told you that engineering was a field where you could get away with not dealing with people or feelings, then Iâm very sorry to tell you that you have been lied to.
Pushing against a stereotype is emotional labor that men, white men in particular, don't have to perform. Instead, they can use that energy to focus on being a great engineer. Women and minorities, on the other hand, start and end the day at an emotional deficit.
by Emily Chang from her book BrotopiaIf you don't like how @PrettierCode formats your code, it's because you care too much about code formatting.
Talking to people is never a waste of time if you know how to listen.
When we took a closer look, we found that UI developers were spending less than 1/3 of their time actually building UI. The rest of that time spent was figuring out where and how to fetch data, filtering/mapping over that data and orchestrating many API calls. Sprinkle in some build/deploy overhead. Now, building UI is a nice-to-have or an afterthought.
Make time for your team, or you won't have one.
by Paul RosaniaCulture is how people make decisions when the boss isnât in the room.
Complexity is the enemy of accessibility.
We should see front-end development as a unique skillset that is critical to the success of any project.
by Robin RendleBootstrap isnât a skill though â front-end development is.
by Robin RendleYou don't have to Marc Zuckerberg to be happy.
by Paul JarvisAs designers, we disable people when we donât get it right.
by Jamie KnightItâs funny, cause no one has JavaScript disabled in 2018, except everyone has JavaScript disabled until itâs loaded and evaluated.
by Max RovenskyServerless thinking: Use a service whenever possible because services are almost always cheaper than people.
Because you guys, it's not just about you guys.
by Knut MelvĂŚrBecoming aware of our priviliges opens us up to listening & learning.
by Patricia AasWhen I think about my own Facebook use, I think often about that first website I made, and how that site served the exact same purpose then that Facebook does now.
Code is like humor. When you have to explain it, itâs bad.
by Cory HouseNo one has every complained that something was too easy to read.
If I slam a product or service I donât like on Twitter, Iâm publicly making a whole lot of engineers who put lot of work into it feel like shit.
Life is too short to let things stay the way they are.
by David NealEven your favorite developers may not know many things that you know.
by Dan AbramovFast feedback loops lower stress, aid focus, foster creativity, and reduce risk.
by Cory HouseLeadership is not tied to a position. Leadership is a mindset.
by Tom BartelDevelopers rarely refactor code unless it is cheap and safe to do so.
by Ovidiu ButeYour smile is a messenger of your goodwill.
If a personâs behavior doesnât make sense to you, it is because you are missing a part of their context. Itâs that simple.
by Devon PriceAccess isn't a yes or no question, it's a conversation.
[...] the people you admire on here are just people. They're nerds who struggle with impostor syndrome and self-doubt like you, and there's nothing special about them that isn't special about you too.
Every design decision has the potential to either include or exclude people.
By designing with accessibility in mind what we're actually doing is we're designing for our friends family and our future selves.
T.H.I.N.K. before you speak. T - is it True? H - is it Helpful? I - is it Inspiring? N - is it Necessary? K - is it Kind? I feel like I need this to pop up every time I go to post online.
by Bec HilPrivilige is bound to its context.
What I donât understand is why itâs okay if you can âjust write JSâ, but somehow youâre not good enough if you âjust write HTML and CSSâ.
Before you diagnose yourself with depression or low self esteem, first make sure you are not, in fact, just surrounded by assholes.
by @debihopeIf Your Dreams Don't Serve You, Let Them Go
by Frank DenbowWriting is the meetup you don't have to go to.
by Marcos PlaconaUseless is not worthless.
We get together on the basis of our similarities; we grow on the basis of our differences.
My github account is full of empty repositories with good intentions.
by Kelly VaughnYou can spend a lifetime to build a good reputation and then ruin your efforts with less than 280 characters. Be mindful of what you share. Be less judgmental and mean spirited. Donât belittle people. And if given a choice between clever or kind, always choose kind. Be kind.
by Vala AfsharNo amount of indentation or sorting imports alphabetically can fix a broken design.
by Dan AbramovA full-page spinner is basically an admission of being too slow and apologising to the user.
It's a mistake to learn a framework without first learning the fundamentals. That's why, when dealing with beginners, I always start off by making them build their own CPU, programming language and operating system.
"Solving" a software problem by saying which tools or framework you'll use is like solving a math problem by saying which calculator you'll use.
The distance from zero to hero is exactly one character wide.
by unknownTreat the world like a codebase. Leave it in a better shape than how you found it.
by Mudit AmetaThe internet is the worldâs greatest university but you have to build your own curriculum, set your own schedule and grade your own work.
by Johnny UzanGood developer experience happens when doing the right thing is natural and messing up is hard.
anxiety-driven development is me grepping and debugging by myself for hours instead of asking my teammate a simple question because i just feel like i'm "supposed to" be able to figure something out đ
by amy nguyenFrameworks are not tools for organising your code, they are tools for organising your mind.
by Rich HarrisIf we, as leaders and managers, donât take the time to remind our teams that we value them, weâre letting peopleâs imaginations fill in the gaps. Thatâs a recipe for stress.
If youâre used to winning, winning is habitual, losing sucks. If youâre used to losing, losing is habitual, winning is epic.
by Danny ForestAlways be honest. It sounds dumb, but often the person weâre the least honest with is our own self.
by Danny ForestServerless is an idea, not any single implementation of that idea.
Leadership is about making choices when the waters are murky and itâs about modeling how to make tough choices so your team has the courage to do the same.
Be careful not to say "nobody needs a CS degree" or "CS degrees are bad" when you really mean "I have not found myself at a disadvantage for the things I've wanted to accomplish in my life by not having a CS degree".
[...] the degree to which other people want to work with you is a direct indication on how successful youâll be in your career as an engineer. Be the engineer that everyone wants to work with.
by John AllspawGreat is just good, but repeatable.
by Steph SmithDocumentation is a love letter to your future self.
by Julio BiasonThe tech industry is not a meritocracy.
by Alex QinIf we, as leaders and managers, donât take the time to remind our teams that we value them, weâre letting peopleâs imaginations fill in the gaps. Thatâs a recipe for stress.
If you find yourself \[as a manager\] talking for more than 50% of a one to one meeting then youâve failed.
It takes far more courage to be uncool than it does to be cool.
by Srini RaoRarely is anyone thanked for the work they did to prevent the disaster that didn't happen.
To be on a cutting edge team is a privilege. It means having resources and money and a lack of accountability that most web developers simply don't have.
by Charlie OwenBeing an introvert is not an excuse for making no effort to treat people like real human beings.
Two proven methods to make your site fast: đ¤ Cheap: Remove all the JavaScript. đ¸ Expensive: Keep writing JavaScript til its fast.
by Ben SchwarzVulnerability is consciously choosing to NOT hide your emotions or desires from others.
by Mark MansonKindness is helping someone else feel less alone.
The greatest management tool in history is a focused, leisurely walk and conversation.
You canât be a web performance expert without being an image expert.
Being a leader is about doing the right thing â not because someone might notice you, but because itâs the right thing to do.
Your product will look like the KPIs you optimise it for. Choose your KPIs wisely.
Inclusion is not about everyone feeling comfortable; it is more accurate to think of it as the redistribution of discomfort.
by Cate HustonA good book can save you a decade of thinking.
Youâre not unmotivated. Youâre not lazy. Youâre not bored. You are afraid.
by Niklas GĂśkeLoad is not a single moment in time â it is an experience that no one metric can fully capture.
"Productivity is always about emotional state."
by Leo WidrichWhen you say no, you are only saying no to one option. When you say yes, you are saying no to every other option. No is a decision. Yes is a responsibility.
by James ClearItâs \[...\] hard to write a good article about something you donât care about (thatâs why writing was such a draining task in school).
by Steph SmithImprovements are only temporary until they become part of who you are.
Asking for help is a form of vulnerability. Thatâs why people tend not to do it, theyâre afraid of displaying a lack of strength.
by Alex MacCawThe plural of regex is regrets.
by SteveEverything you learn about front-end development without using a framework is still useful while you are using a framework, or when the framework changes.
by Chris CoyierIf you want to take something more seriously, do it publicly. [...] Social pressure forces you to up your game.
by James ClearWriting is often the process by which you realize that you do not understand what you are talking about.
Environment is the invisible hand that shapes human behavior.
No one comes to our sites disabled. They come with impairments. We disable them.
by Jamie Knight"Treat others the way you want to be treated" \[...\] is a poor definition of empathy.
by Claire LewTrue inclusion is quiet and integrated, not some flag to wave.
by Tatiana MacMe 3 years ago: Ok first Iâll master JavaScript and Node, then Iâll learn Python, Ruby and some Java. Me today: I am still learning JavaScript.
Good documentation is like a love letter to your future self.
by Anita PariA large percentage of your work should be the thing you're evaluated on. If you're doing very little of your core job, you're hurting your career.
by Tanya ReillyDisagreement is not disrespect.
If a linter rule annoys you and your team, delete it. It may not be worth it. Learn from your own mistakes.
by Dan AbramovFollowing group chat all day feels like being in an all-day meeting with random participants and no agenda.
by BasecampItâs really helpful to respond to a personâs ineffective behavior with curiosity rather than judgment.
by Devon PriceYour journal is an opportunity for truth and honesty about yourself that you donât normally have.
Nobody learns how to write good software without writing lots lots of bad software first. Don't let fear that your code will suck paralyze you.
Your job as an developer is to decide, to decide what tools to use, to decide what frameworks to use, to decide what to prioritize, to decide what is the best way to maintain a project â a lot of questions only your team is able to answer.
The thing about position: sticky is that it only works in articles which explain how to use position: sticky.
by Rob DodsonSaying yes to everything will lead to you not being able to do your best on everything.
So much of the worldâs knowledge is hidden behind hamburger menus.
by Joe MorrisonThe future of technology is less layers, not more.
by Shawn WangAccessibility is a perfect indicator for the quality of a website.
There are leaders and there are those who lead. Leaders hold a position of power or authority, but those who lead inspire us.
by Simon SinekAlways remember that to argue, and win, is to break down the reality of the person you are arguing against. It is painful to lose your reality, so be kind, even if you are right.
by Haruki MurakamiDoing deals doesnât yield the deep rewards that come from building up people.
Do things with an eye towards the long haul. [...] Do things that will matter years from now. If you're going to write about something, write about something that will still be a thing five, ten, twenty years down the line. Write it like your gonna own it.
As a leader, itâs your job is to make your employees feel as safe as possible to speak up.
by Claire LewPeople need to know why they are being asked to make a change, and another developerâs personal preference isnât a good enough argument.
Settings are for successful products. For MVP, just get the defaults right.
by David SacksReading is the inhale, writing is the exhale. Breathe.
The quickest way to ruin the productivity of a small company is to have it adopt the practices of a large company.
We need more discussions where no one is demonized, shamed and both sides are open to changing their mind. Not only is it more pleasant, but that harsh stuff doesnât actually work.
by Erik BarkerAnd the single most effective way to have productive arguments on Twitter or Facebook is by not having arguments on Twitter or Facebook.
by Erik BarkerYou can create a lot of meaning in your own life by helping someone else do something that is meaningful to them.
by James ClearIf you have senior engineers but are unable to hire junior engineers because your team can't support them, you seriously need to reevaluate these so-called seniors.
by Angie JonesOld doesn't mean obsolete.
Slack is like coffee. They both make you feel: Busy, Organised, Productive.
by*Two hours later* Anxious
Emotion = E + Motion = Energy in Motion.
by Cat NooneBeing a good writer is an essential part of being a good remote worker.
We undervalue the emotional labor of being the boss. But this emotional labor is not just part of the job; itâs the key to being a good boss.
by Kim ScottNo joke, about 95% of the work in open source is around education. Docs, issues, pull request reviews, web sites, blog posts, talks, tweets, examples, etc. Writing the code is the *easy* part. Helping people use it is the vast majority of your responsibility as an OSS dev.
The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago. The second best time is now.
by Chinese proverbCompanies donât need content; they need things to happen when they publish content. Good content is just the catalyst for performance.
by Rohin DharThe problem with stereotypes is not that they are untrue, but that they are incomplete. They make one story the only story.
[...] All of the fancy optimizations are trying to get you closer to the performance you wouldâve gotten if you just hadnât used so much technology.
The most important thing in communication is hearing what isnât said.
by Peter DruckerIf you canât communicate an idea clearly, you havenât written about it enough.
by David PerellGood DX is just being able to do your job rather than fight with tools.
by Chris CoyierWithout a routine, life just sort of happens to you.
Writing shows you how little you know about topics you thought you were an expert on.
by David PerellFreedom of speech is not freedom of reach.
"I won't get fired if this blows up" is the real engineering 10x.
The best JavaScript coding style is to have no style.
by Nick DeJesusThe overscheduled life is not worth living.
by @navalUnhappy is who depends on success to be happy.
For the record: No one was born a developer, we all started by learning from scratch...
by @hackSultanThere are only two industries that refer to their customers as 'users': illegal drugs and software.
by Edward TufteLeadership isn't about control and compliance, it's about creating the context for the best ideas to emerge out of your organization.
Writing about something is a cheat code to clarifying your understanding of it.
by Eugene YanMost single page apps are just giant carousels.
by Jeremy KeithIf you find even the smallest way to make people smile, theyâll remember you more for that smile than for all your other fancy business-model stuff.
by Derek SiversSite analytics only show the behaviour of those visitors who'll tolerate the experience being delivered.
by Andi DaviesFrontend devs are the most lucky of all coders, getting to create the intersection between human and machine.
by Dave GeddesIn most cases, every choice to grow in one discipline is also a choice to not to grow in another.
by Joel CalifaTo add value, subtract complexity.
by Jack ButcherA privilege isnât something to be ashamed of, itâs something to be aware of.
by Hank GreenWe judge ourselves by our intentions and others by their behaviour.
Every employee relationship should be bidirectional nature; it should be clear how the emplyee benefits and how the employer benefits.
The hardest problem in computer science is not being an opinionated jerk about everything.
When you know something it is almost impossible to imagine what it is like not to know that thing
Live chat is for the things that can get lost.
I'd suggest that anyone who feels they have important things to say gets a blog, does some critical thinking on their subject, and writes about it. Rather than feeling the need to convince women on the internet one by one via DM and email.
I document purely for selfish reasons because If I'm busy, I don't want anybody to ask me questions.
Quantity leads to quality.
by Chris MyttonOne accurate measurement is worth a thousand expert opinions.
by Grace HopperFree is great, but longevity is better and always worth paying for.
by Remy SharpThe only productivity hack you need is enjoying what you do.
by @trafEven if nobody reads your content, someone still benefitted from it: you.
by Ali SpittelLife is 10% what happens to you and 90% how you react to it.
by Daryl GinnBlogging is pointing at things and falling in love.
by Robin RendleThe more you complain, the less you value your time.
by James PierceBlaming a tool for your productivity is like blaming a pencil for your bad writing.
by @randsSuccess is a matter of how much your are.
Passion about an idea is good, but anger is not.
Work will never love us back. But other people will.
by Sarah JaffeA personal website ain't got no wrong words.
by Matthias OttWhen someone has a strong technology preference, it's often just because it's what they learned first.
Read before sleeping, write after waking.
by SahilAn Open Source project is as good as its community.
6 hours of debugging can save you 5 minutes of reading documentation.
Pair programming isn't 2 people doing the work of one. It's 2 people avoiding the rework of 7.
by Jason GormanOne of the biggest privileges is being listened to.
90% of software development is coming to an agreement on where to make the mess.
by David BradyDo no forget that self-discipline is not just about hustling, itâs also knowing when to give yourself a break.
Every decision we make, big and small, short-term and long-term, is an effort to improve our mood.
by Chris CoyierAsk a better question. Get a better answer.
by Shaan PuriEverything you say âYESâ to in this life means saying âNOâ to something else.
by Ryan HolidayYou can be the most intelligent person on earth, if you donât have the focus which will enable you to use that intelligence, then the potential is gone.
by Alexand.roItâs easiest to convince people that youâre special if they donât know you well enough to see all the ways youâre not.
The terminal is the most intimate conversation you're gonna have with your computer.
by Amal HusseinWCAG compliance is not the end of the journey, because accessibility is a program not a project.
Code runs on people. Please keep it simple.
If you want to be free from anxiety you must be willing to have it.
by Nick WignallYour most important customers are not those that generate the most revenue but those that can unlock the most value in your business.
Why would you let someone, who doesn't love you, ruin your day.
"There are only two kinds of languages: the ones people complain about and the ones nobody uses."
Open calendars are toxic!
One tool should not define your career.
Do what you love, and youâll work every day for the rest of your life.
âClearâ is more important that âinterestingâ. If something is not clear to your reader, it cannot be interesting for for them.
It's not about what you do, but rather what you enable others to do.
by Brad FrostGreat is just good, but repeatable.
by Steph SmithThere's only one age: alive.
by Agnes Varda, to Oliver JeffersIf you build a product to solve your own problem, you will have at least one user â more than most startups ever get.
Short-term results come from intensity. Long-term results come from consistency.
Legacy software is written by people like me.
The *actual* company values, as opposed to the *nice-sounding* values, are shown by who gets rewarded, promoted, or let go.
Donât just work for your Company, work for your company.
The ability to stay calm and polite, even when people upset you, is a superpower.
by Vala AfsharDo what looks like work to others but feels like play to you.
There is no competition for your personal voice.
by CJ ChilversYour desire to make something look cool is not more important than making it accessible.
by Jamie KyleLittle screens make for little thoughts.
If your reaction to a successful product is âI could have built that in a weekendâ, the first thing you should consider is that you didnât.
Remember, every developer has a story to tell!
by CascadiaJSYou can't connect the dots looking forward; you can only connect them looking backwards.
by Steve JobsA good teacher is simply a good learner who loves to share.
Debugging is twice as hard as writing the code in the first place. Therefore, if you write the code as cleverly as possible, you are, by definition, not smart enough to debug it.
We are all guilty of micromanaging the browser in some aspects, and in turn, are creating an inflexible and fragile user experience.
by Andy BellYour health is more important than your deadline.
by Brad FrostEvery great team is just one inevitable failed sprint away from a death cycle.
When in doubt, be kind. you never know what someone might be going through.
by KapeheCode is never the challenge. Well-rested comfortable people who feel emotionally safe have solved every problem Iâve put in front of them.
What you do on your bad days matters more than what you do on your good days.
by Kevin Kelly