Notices by Zach Leatherman :11ty: (zachleat@fediverse.zachleat.com), page 2

@beep they are lovely ethan and they deserve a chance to prove themselves

Today, the good people of the world commemorate the passing of Google Reader eleven short years ago on July 1, 2013.

To honor their memory (and in leiu of flowers) please add an RSS, Atom, JSON or equivalent feed to your web site and keep building towards a web that connects people in meaningful and positive ways.

incredible news today that googie anaiytics is not a reputable vendor of javascript

https://sansec.io/research/polyfill-supply-chain-attack

the public perception of AI has been permanently damaged by shitposting in training models

…we all understand what needs to happen next, right

@deadparrot @dries have to agree with you there

Reading this blog post from @dries (creator of Drupal) about the post-pivot definition of Jamstack.

https://dri.es/the-new-old-jamstack-and-mach-journey-towards-traditional-cms-concepts

Dries rightly notes that Jamstack 2.0 shares *more* in common with monolithic/traditional stacks.

For me—I read this as a huge indictment of the broadened definition—it’s not a healthy evolution of the term if we must sacrifice technical clarity and simplicity to do so.

#TheFutureOfJamstack

A huge thank you to @jarhar (of Google) for “driving the design and implementation of Custom Element support” in React v19 (currently in Beta).

Honestly never thought I’d see the day—a huge win for web standards and web components.

https://react.dev/blog/2024/04/25/react-19#support-for-custom-elements

tech companies donate their april fools’ day joke budget to open source maintainers challenge 2024

“Tecno Spark 8C, a low-spec phone that can hit 40 FPS in Battle Royale PUBG but lags below 1 FPS on social media”

https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/modern-web-bloat-means-some-entry-level-phones-cant-run-simple-web-pages-and-load-times-are-high-for-pcs-some-sites-run-worse-than-pubg

you mean to tell me that lululemon and cocomelon aren’t made by the same company

Banning TikTok shows the myopic vision of our lawmakers. The US needs comprehensive data privacy legislation that applies to *all social networks* and protects our data—and we needed it 15–20 years ago.

@chriscoyier For whatever it’s worth, I personally really appreciate you running that incredible resource for so long ❤️

The table shows how much of the web is being broken with the release of iOS 17.4.

via https://infrequently.org/2024/02/home-screen-advantage/

In about 10 minutes @mikeneu and I will be walking through the tech stack of the @eleventy Conference web site on Twitch! https://conf.11ty.dev/

We’ll be talking about Jamstack, managing static/dynamic pieces side-by-side, the social ticketing images that were trending on Mastodon, web components, @buttondown and more!

Join us: https://www.twitch.tv/cloudcannoncms

@buttondown Safari ok, Chrome (not logged in) has the error (attached below), Firefox (logged in) has the error. Both FF and Chrome work fine in incognito mode.

I disabled all my Chrome extensions and it still exhibits the error—localStorage has a typescript value in there but sessionStorage, cookies, service workers are all empty.

Let me know if I can help any more!

@buttondown I should also note that this is a *low priority* issue (for me), not a blocker to anything I’m working on—if no one else has reported it, not a big deal!

@buttondown I think you have a JS error on one specific docs page: https://docs.buttondown.email/tutorials/names (I tried in multiple browsers)

When a company claims they needed to do layoffs for a “reorg”—it’s understood that this is about as good a reason as “we wanted to, lol” right?

Why are the unofficial/official HTML and CSS logos tied to HTML5 and CSS3?

We need a https://github.com/voodootikigod/logo.js for HTML and CSS, posthaste!

@chriskirknielsen I like this very much