Web components.
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@zachleat it’s all I see on my timeline.
@sturobson web components are a high interest rate phenomenon
@zachleat @sturobson Flight to Quality
@eeeps @sturobson TIL this term thank you
@zachleat There you go again
@bobmonsour Oops I did it again
@zachleat @bobmonsour Post it twice a day, like a broken clock!
@Kilian @bobmonsour a broken clock that changes its time twice a day is no longer guaranteed to be right, ever 😱
@zachleat @Kilian @bobmonsour Excuse me, well, actually, yes, the clock has to be stopped completely for aphorisms to apply. If it's just running slow/fast, or the hands break off, or etc - a clock may never be right. In fact (1/x)
@mia @Kilian @bobmonsour the pendulum swings for thee! (how is your clock making going)
@zachleat I had to take a break to get lights ready for the show we opened last week. But I'm very close to my first 'integration test' if I can get back to it! Find out if I have a working crutch & escape to connect the pendulum with the gear train. 🤓
I might be procrastinating, because I'm terrified it will just totally fail.
@mia whew this is quite relatable. I wish you success and an accuracy within tolerable limits 🤓
@zachleat many people have been saying this
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@fimion let me tell you that HTML-first web components have had ubiquitous browser support since 2018
the only thing that can explain this: aliens
@zachleat thems fightin' words
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@lucienimmink also yes