For the last few years she has volunteered for the @AfricanLibraryP, sourcing, packing and shipping entire libraries to communities in Africa. Now she also manages entire shipping containers of libraries and facilitates the donation of hundreds of thousands of books.
7/9
She volunteers at @HopesCorner_MV to provide showers, meals, clothes, resources, and friendship to countless people. There, she is a force of nature. When I've been to help out, watching her do her thing there is incredible. (You can donate to help https://www.hopes-corner.org/donate)
5/9
5/9
@mattyfromle You're right.
I'm just so saddened by our country's collective apathy or wilful disbelief which allows these people to be, or to remain, elected to represent us. We reap what we sow.
I'm just so saddened by our country's collective apathy or wilful disbelief which allows these people to be, or to remain, elected to represent us. We reap what we sow.
We should be ashamed of ourselves https://twitter.com/deirdreheenan/status/1500798793385746433
@PeteCapeCod Oh for sure. I’d urge all companies to pay towards the open source projects they use. (At @netlify we support very many projects with sponsorship)
My anxiety comes when an open source project gets totally owned by an org. That’s when they need to demonstrate good, open habits.
My anxiety comes when an open source project gets totally owned by an org. That’s when they need to demonstrate good, open habits.
@SimonToth83 As long as you are happy that the framework you choose and build with today, might gradually become more proprietary and tightly coupled to a specific platform over time.
Not everything has to be an open source product. But lock-in is a risk if "owner" trumps community.
Not everything has to be an open source product. But lock-in is a risk if "owner" trumps community.
@Jack_Franklin Trying to decide if joining this meeting would be a treat, or a horror show.
...so following @netlify's sponsoring of @zachleat's full time development of @eleven_ty, I was thrilled to see deployment guides for multiple build and hosting providers.
A great signal for the openness and health of this project.
https://www.11ty.dev/docs/deployment/#providers
A great signal for the openness and health of this project.
https://www.11ty.dev/docs/deployment/#providers
@devdevcharlie @jlengstorf @Netlify @stripe @cassidoo @maxcell @Tzmanics @domitriusclark We miss you and hope you are settling in quickly to your new gig.
@liv_codes @btjanaka @eleven_ty "It was a case of finding the right tool for the job"
This is the bullseye for me! No one tool fits every type of project. Next.js can be a good choice for applications and sites with more complex transactional functionality. But very often, YAGNI.
I'd love to read your post :)
This is the bullseye for me! No one tool fits every type of project. Next.js can be a good choice for applications and sites with more complex transactional functionality. But very often, YAGNI.
I'd love to read your post :)
@simonswiss @jlengstorf @devdevcharlie @Netlify @stripe @cassidoo @maxcell @Tzmanics @domitriusclark My mission to stamp out the fun continues.
@fimion @jlengstorf @devdevcharlie @Netlify @stripe @cassidoo @maxcell @Tzmanics @domitriusclark I’m on the road to recovery after this story.
But it’s a long road.
But it’s a long road.
@peruvianidol This thread makes me feel it is important that we drink beers and shoot the shit together.