Opinion:
When you put a reading time estimation widget on your content, I take that as an admission of so many things — including that you favor expediency over quality.
https://blog.jim-nielsen.com/2024/reading-time-estimation-widgets/
Opinion:
When you put a reading time estimation widget on your content, I take that as an admission of so many things — including that you favor expediency over quality.
https://blog.jim-nielsen.com/2024/reading-time-estimation-widgets/
You know what's a really good feeling?
When you're looking at solving a problem.
And the JS solution would be super complicated and require refactoring multiple components across many files.
But then you take a step back and think, “Could I do this with CSS?”
And the solution is 3 lines.
Yeah, that's a good feeling.
@erlend precisely. This absurd notion that every post needs an image is built into the tools which further perpetuates the idea
The greatest travesty to happen to the internet in the last decade was that everyone in the world who publishes any kind of written content feels the need to create a “featured" (social share) image.