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🎶 One of these blurbs is not like the others, one of these blurbs doesn’t belong…🎶
https://blog.amp.dev/2020/12/14/amp-advisory-committee-2020-election-results/
Watching one of my favourite presenters—@CassieCodes talking about SVG animation!
…and when I say “the skies are clear”, I mean “partly cloudy”.
Pouring one out for Arecibo.
Levelled up my blood donation game!
You can challenge my score here: https://www.blood.co.uk
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It’s the other way around. I post my notes and replies on my website. A copy gets sent to Twitter (along with a link to the canonical URL).
It’s the same with photos: I syndicate them to Flickr. And blog posts: I syndicate them to Medium.
Restraint.
Right …except my blog post wasn’t about modal dialogs specifically. It was about all kinds of progressive disclosure.
e.g. A link that pops open a log-in form not in a modal dialog.
Thank you, Julie!
Playing The Wren’s Nest (jig) on mandolin:
If JavaScript add a role
of “button” to the link, would that deal with the expectation issue?
(That would still allow the link to be a fallback for non-JS scenarios.)
There’s the story of T.E. Lawrence losing the first manuscript of The Seven Pillars Of Wisdom on a train …though it’s more likely that the story is his version of “the dog ate my homework” because he didn’t like what he’d written.
Note that I didn’t say that portals came from AMP; I said they would help the AMP use case.
But I think I must be misunderstanding portals because it sounds to me like it would work great for the AMP top stories carousel.
Apologies. I thought the use-case sounded a lot like AMP’s top stories:
…show another page as an inset, and then activate it to perform a seamless transition to a new state, where the formerly-inset page becomes the top-level document.
Playing The Chapel Bell (jig) on mandolin:
Playing The Foxhunters (reel) on mandolin:
Playing The Kid On The Mountain (slip jig) on mandolin:
Playing Dinkey’s (reel) on mandolin:
Playing The Cuil Aodha (slide) on mandolin: