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Steve Workman -- @steveworkman@webperf.social

Steve Workman -- @[email protected]

@steveworkman

Front-End Lead @Maersk, @BerkshireJS organiser, occasional speaker & #webperf advocate. Used to run @webstandards. He/him/his. Opinions are my own

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Steve Workman -- @steveworkman@webperf.social
@TUIUK we are due to be in the holiday village Rhodes from Wednesday - given the developing situation will our trip still be going ahead?
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@swyx My company has over 5000 people in technology, and there's no front end person even at principal level. Back end community is 2x size of front end
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swyx@swyx·
I think I first started talking about the "Frontend Ceiling" 4 years ago and its still not well understood — there are great exceptions, but for the vast majority of bootcampers entering the software industry today as Frontend/JS devs and indirectly React/Serverless devs, you are being quietly graded into a lower tier of software engineer that will NEVER be on a track to VP Eng or CTO. Justified or not (I can argue both sides) this phenomenon is real and if you do not actively test your comfort zones you may find yourself hitting invisible career ceilings. Acknowledgements (which I'm sure some pple will omit reading in their eagerness to contradict me): - you can have a plenty successful career without being VPE/CTO - many situations where a person from frontend/JS background can get there, but either the business doesnt have that deep of backend needs or the person effectively needs to dualclass because (proving the point) frontend isnt sufficient for a senior eng leadership role in the way that backend is.
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@devongovett ya. wondering if the “Frontend Ceiling” will ever break. frontend has done very well over the past 10 years but we still havent gotten our collective act together to really make any sort of dent in the upper ranks of bigcos.

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TowersStreet@TowersStreet·
@steveworkman @altontowers Hex is actually the name of one of the conference rooms, so nothing to do with the ride. There is another room called Galactica and Nemesis as well.
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TowersStreet@TowersStreet·
Unfortunately the doors still remain firmly shut at Hex. When could we see the return of the popular @altontowers madhouse?
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Malte Ubl@cramforce·
Is anyone still doing Internet Explorer compatibility or is that truly dead?
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Justin Fagnani@justinfagnani·
JavaScript puzzler: Without running the code, what's printed to the console? Poll in thread!
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Amy Hupe@Amy_Hupe·
One hundred English pounds to anyone who can tell me the meaning of this sign
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@[email protected]@seb_ly·
Congrats to Danny Mason and all at Reach Lasers on their incredible laser installation at the Arcadia stage at Glastonbury. My laser software Liberation ran flawlessly throughout the 4 day event that featured The Chemical Brothers, Floating Points, Daphni, and Plastician.
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Chris Hewitt@ChrisHewitt·
I have questions about PJ Masks. A lot of questions, in fact. So many goddamn questions.
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Lit@buildWithLit·
🎉Lit 2.7.5 released🎉 - lit-labs/ssr-react coordinates property and attribute handling. - lit-labs/context type checking was improved by @jpzwarte - chrispaterson contributed refactorings to virtualizer to reduce potential memory leaks. Read more: github.com/lit/lit/releas…
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Steve Workman -- @steveworkman@webperf.social
@mattbd @LeaVerou @vuejs Have you had a look recently at Vue 3 and the composition API? Its DX is great and it avoids all of React's issues like it's custom element support and it's interop via events or having to use JS for everything
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Lea Verou, PhD@LeaVerou·
One of the things that puzzle me the most about our industry is why do devs keep choosing React over @vuejs. It’s bloated, produces poor user experiences, makes bigger demands on tooling, respects web standards less, and has significantly poorer DX… I just …don’t get it.
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Steve Workman -- @steveworkman@webperf.social
Twitter - what's the intersection of all of these things? Design Experience? Developer Experience? Tech Experience? Something else entirely?
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Merlin Annual Pass UK
Merlin Annual Pass UK@MerlinapUK·
The final batch of tickets are now available for the World of Jumanji Passholder preview! 🎢 Get your tickets here 👉 bit.ly/3LhQBk4 Tickets are only for Passholders. Please see T&CS on Eventbrite. Remember to be vigilant and not share info with strangers.
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