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Wednesday, September 25, 2024 Interesting situation in Atlanta with the Mets. They have two more games to play with the Braves, but there's a hurricane headed toward Atlanta. It's going to start raining at 1PM and won't stop until Friday afternoon. It's the end of the season and both the Braves and Mets are in the same wildcard battle. Do the Mets stay in Atlanta to ride out the storm, or head back to NY? It's far more weird than I have time to explain right now. # How they divide us # I keep thinking of this cartoon, which explains it so well. # This is what's going on in US politics now. # Linkblog items for the day. Using Mastodon apps to connect to WordPress sites. Uses the API apparently, not ActivityPub. wordpress.org Meta acquires the Threads.com domain name. techcrunch.com TechCrunch rewrite of the press release for the Social Web Foundation, which is a really bad name for what they propo

Hey! I'm busy working on the Advanced Frontend Testing workshop. If you missed it, you can check out the details here: Advanced Frontend Testing . Two things to note: You can sign up for a single session if you only want to attend one day. If you're interested in a private workshop for your team, let me know and I can send you some details. We also recorded an episode of DejaVue on Vue 3.5 — links below to specific chapters if you want to jump around. And of course, I have some tips for you to enjoy! Have a great week. — Michael 🔥 h and Render Functions When using the render function instead of templates, you'll be using the h function a lot: < script setup > import { h } from 'vue' ; const render = () => h ( 'div' , {}, 'Hello Wurld' ); < / script > It creates a VNode (virtual node), an object that Vue uses internally to track updates and what it should be rendering. The first