@carlton @mahryekuh > Presented like that, it might not get folks feeling defensive.

100%!

As a generalist (“fullstack”) I get a similar vibe from specialists e.g. the CSS crowd when it comes to Tailwind.

Yes, I’d love to be super proficient in CSS and implement it correctly 100% of the time.

Yet, it’s (only) one of several things that I need to tend to get a web app up and running. (1/2)

Sometimes it makes sense to reduce the cognitive/maintenance/upkeep (CSS is evolving fast!) load by adopting a framework and taking a shortcut/putting a bunch of guardrails in place.

For me it’s a matter of staying focussed and productive instead of an unwillingness to learn. (2/2)

@mahryekuh I’m team Vivaldi.

Workspaces, Profiles, Cmd + E for switching between things and the all important “close other tabs” command.

!!!

But/and/however/watch out/here be dragons: Cmd + Shift + C (select element) DOES NOT WORK…!

Love to hear how web devs web dev with @Vivaldi!

The birds outside are singing like it’s spring.

Some flowers are blooming, again.

It feels like we’ll “just skip” winter this year…

@leroy Yes, talk about productivity boosters!

#Vivaldi power move: Cmd + E + ‘other’

to nuke all tabs except the one you're looking at.

@mahryekuh Bycicles! Libraries! Public swimming pools!