I recently learned that there's a <q> HTML element. It's the inline counterpart to <blockquote>, except much weirder. https://ddbeck.com/notes/the-q-element
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Daniel D. Beck
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I write documentation and I program, so I know lots of ways to use a semicolon. 🇺🇸 in 🇳🇱.
Sarah RainsbergerA bittersweet end to an exciting launch week!
Today was my last day as Astro Docs Lead. I'm so proud of the docs our community made, & honoured I had the chance to lead them.
I'm open to new adventures in docs, education, or community leadership. So, if you've liked learning, using or contributing to Astro, or just being a part of our community... maybe part of that came from me! And maybe I can bring that to your project, or a project you know!
I took some brief notes on contributing to Git for the first time https://ddbeck.com/notes/first-git-commit
Why a 10-year-old Tumblr post by @galaxykate is the most important thing I've read about generating text https://ddbeck.com/notes/slops-ancestor/
Why a 10-year-old Tumblr post by @galaxykate is the most important thing I've read about generating text https://ddbeck.com/notes/slops-ancestor/
Today's the first Monday of the month, which is a great time to document the undocumented with a README https://github.com/ddbeck/readme-checklist
Notes on pandoc for the people, the pandoc that runs in your web browser https://ddbeck.com/notes/pandoc-for-the-people
You might know camelCase or snake_case or kebab-case, but do you know Tall Man? https://ddbeck.com/notes/tall-man-lettering/
allisonIf you work with many Git remotes or submodules, you can save time on fetches with parallel jobs https://ddbeck.com/notes/git-fetch-parallel-jobs/
