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Failing at web components
I think I should know about Web Components™ I have no idea how this is going to work, but I have used Vue & React components in the past. I personally feel like Web Components should be the way forward, but my lazy self has not spent any serious time trying to get to grips with them
but here’s what I imagine a web component might look like. Absolute pseudo-code. I know nothing.
<script> // some JS goes in here to make things work </script> <template> <!-- some HTML goes in here --> </template> <style> /* some scoped CSS go in here */ </style>This is probably a reflection of how much time I’ve spent in Vue.js recently, but it’s conceptually what I’m imagining is required to build something as a Web Component.
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Tweets as postcards
I did an experiment trying to make my old Tweet archive look like postcards. It’s a nice aesthetic if you’re on a PC, but less easily readable on mobile. This really needs to be backed out. It will, eventually.
I was particularly proud of the ‘smudged’ postmark on the stamp. All done with CSS :)
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Default
This layout style is inspired by really early penguin classics. It accepts all the theme colours, but doesn’t have a place to display an image.
If the author is not defined, the layout will display the official Chicken logo.
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Notebook
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