TIL (Today I learned) that writing websites with simple HTML and CSS is now called "post-framework". Well. I did "post-framework" even before frameworks existed and I never stopped writing that little bit of HTML and CSS needed for static pages myself. I guess I'm so old that it is considered being young again :) (frantically adding "20+ years of experience and practice with post-framework web design" to my CV ;)
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@jwildeboer This is the way to go.. again!
We have made development so complicated with all kinds of frameworks, libraries, managing tools and other cruft, it's ridiculous. Tools don't guarantee the outcome.
I have been doing webdev for 15+ years now. Simple(r) always wins. I am back to CSS only. Being able to move things between pc's and continue coding. No extra tools, processors etc. It's a great workflow.. 'post-framework'? Sure, name it that.
@jwildeboer I guess at some point we need to teach and unlearn them.
Crap, I just came here to build things for me :D
For me that's more of 30+ , I wrote my first home page in 1995.
(If I ever need a CV again, I presume 15+ sounds better because not THAT old)
@unixwitch @jwildeboer I am going to add @jaredwhite Sorry Jared.
I am listening to your podcast (https://jaredwhite.com/podcast/129/) and while.. also browsing your website a bit. Lots of things going on, and.. another OG developer.
Had to point you here, grouping some OG-dev's :D
I’m often asked how I get so much done, and it always surprises me because I usually feel like I’m chronically behind in everything. But after a month of significant progress on a bunch of projects and getting a whole lot accomplished, I’m in the mood to discuss productivity. 😎 Oh yeah, let’s get into the weeds with…timeboxing, and work logging, and outlining! It’s gonna be totally great.
Jan Wildeboer 😷
codebuzz 🐧
Hella