2 things:

• Today I Learned - TIL
• Write about your projects

I recommend adding “write about it” to your definition of “done” for anything that you build or create.

« Il s’agit d’un modèle économique construit autour de l’exploitation de l’environnement et des personnes, qui s’appuie sur l’absence d’application des réglementations conçues pour protéger l’environnement, la santé et la sécurité des travailleurs et des consommateurs », conclut l’ONG.

Check the interaction is ok

LOL. Wrap a IP protocol into HTTP 🤯

En dessous de 17°C je ressens le froid au quotidien (à 18°C je me sens encore bien). Et le pire c'est pour le télétravail : sous les 19°C c'est difficile d'être à l'aise.

Idem. Effectivement, un simple chauffage d'appoint peut suffire: 19 degrés est confortable pour le travail. 18 sinon.

How to build common ui patterns that are accessible 👍

A simple, consistent open-source icon set designed to be used in a wide variety of digital products.

About design:

1. Less is more: the content will be more important
2. 5x5 rule: Maximum 5 lines of texte for a slide, and maximum 5 words per line.
3. Show, don't tell: group together, use size, color, font, bold, etc...
4. Fonts: Outfit, Montserrat, Lato, Fira, Roboto, Opan Sans, Poxima, Circular
5. Illustrations: Pixabay (https://pixabay.com/fr/), Unsplash (https://unsplash.com), stocksnap (https://stocksnap.io), Undraw (https://undraw.co)
6. Icons: Flaticon, TheNounProject (https://thenounproject.com/)
7. Figma or Adoe XD can help to create the slides

A way to understand Mastodon.

Each new generation on the web needs to learn that there’s no such thing as a permanent web identity on a commercial web service.

The only long-term solution to maintain your identity is:

1. your own domain name
2. Your own website/blog
3. Several backups

Everything else is temporary. Your accounts on myspace, facebook, medium, twitter, google plus, youtube, tiktok, mastodon will one day disappear or become useless.

You don’t have a "community" on those websites. Only ephemeral discussions.

Legit if you think in terms of years.

This is in large part because HTML is a limited hypertext. In particular:

• Only <a> and <form> can make HTTP requests
• Only click & submit events can trigger them
• Only GET & POST HTTP Methods are widely available
• A request must replace the entire screen, leading to a clunky and sometimes jarring user experience

To the last point: the transition API is on its way :)

Create an accessible color palette based on criteria AA

First feedback: 130km/h to 110km/h
Time travel (hours): 3.15 to 3.35
Consumption (liters): 31.23 to 17.18

It seems to be relevant depending of the vehicle of course.

Another testimony:

• 5.7-6.0 liters to 5.2 liters

TL;DR; An AI is created from the work of thousands without their consent.

The artists have to opt out before publishing each of their new works.

A quick accessibility checklist for programmers

Which errors or alert message should be used?

The Selection control ecosystem flow chart has a great tree-choice to display the expected field component.

A calculator for everything, every usage.

Un mensonge en deux actes