FYI, #GoDaddy is affected by a massive hack that is randomly redirecting to bad sites. They confirmed it's happening all across their network and are supposedly "working on it". Recommend you contact support and reference Incident # INC-5492776 as proof of the issue. #BREAKING
FYI, #GoDaddy is affected by a massive hack that is randomly redirecting to bad sites. They confirmed it's happening all across their network and are supposedly "working on it". Recommend you contact support and reference Incident # INC-5492776 as proof of the issue. #BREAKING
If you're hosted with GoDaddy it's their load balancer that's compromised and not something you can fix directly. They have an incident open - INC-5492776 - but please continue to publicize on Twitter.
Mobile tech is a duopoly run by two companies - Google and Apple - with a combined $3.5T market cap. Each uses a combination of tech, law, contract and market power to force sellers to do commerce via apps, and each extracts a *massive* commission in-app sales - 15-30%! 1/
) gave me thirty seconds to talk about the #BrumTechXmas pub crawl which is happening on the 29th December; I'll let everyone know where we'll be over the course of the day once I've worked that out!
Planning the #BrumTechXmas pub crawl between Christmas and New Year in Birmingham. Previous years were fun; show up and leave when you like for a coffee/pint/catchup, and get away and talk about tech after a week of enforcedly not being able to :)
When/where would you all prefer?
Planning the #BrumTechXmas pub crawl between Christmas and New Year in Birmingham. Previous years were fun; show up and leave when you like for a coffee/pint/catchup, and get away and talk about tech after a week of enforcedly not being able to :)
When/where would you all prefer?
The CFP for #SCALE20X is closes TOMORROW. Submit your talk and join your fellow lovers of #OpenSource#DevOps and #Kubernetes ! https://socallinuxexpo.org/scale/20x/cfp
State of Web App Support (December 2022)
On iOS:
- Critical Functionality / Low Hanging Fruit shows almost no change in 1.5 years
- No movement on Install Prompts
- Notifications yet to be delivered
- NFC / Bluetooth still rejected
- Third Party Payments locked to ApplePay
The transitions are 100% CSS, zero JavaScript.
Currently, What PWA Can Do Today is a SPA and the only reason for that is I wanted native app-like page transitions.
I need quite complex JS to this but with the View Transition API it's now only a few lines of CSS.
2/3
The View Transitions API is an absolute game changer and will effectively deprecate single page apps in most cases.
I'm implementing it in What PWA Can Do Today.
What you see in the video below is an MPA that does a full page reload on each navigation
Does anybody know what the logo in this stained glass window is? It's upstairs in DigBrew's bottleshop in Birmingham and obviously predates them. The windows are sadly boxed off, but presumably they date from early Piccadilly Arcade history in the 1920s. Maybe
You really don't need all that JavaScript, I promise!
Watch @sil's full talk from Pixel Pioneers Bristol '22:
https://youtube.com/watch?v=ZSIqujSO_04… The conference will return to Bristol on 16 June 2023 and the call for speakers is now open: https://pixelpioneers.co/call-for-speakers…
Thanks to all web developers who took the time & trouble to reply to CMA's consultations. Big Tech firms have whole departments who leap into action if regulators start sniffing, and the money to set up pseudo-associations to lobby on their behalf. We didn't; you had our backs.
BREAKING NEWS: The UK has made the decision to open a Market Investigation Reference into Browsers and Cloud Gaming.
This is a huge step towards restoring browser competition, ending the #AppleBrowserBan and ensuring Web Apps have the ability to compete.
The CMA has launched a market investigation into cloud gaming and mobile browsers after receiving widespread support for its proposals first published in June. https://gov.uk/government/news/investigation-into-cloud-gaming-and-browsers-to-support-uk-tech-and-consumers…
BREAKING NEWS: The UK 🇬🇧 has made the decision to open a Market Investigation Reference into Browsers and Cloud Gaming.
This is a huge step towards restoring browser competition, ending the #AppleBrowserBan and ensuring Web Apps have the ability to compete.
Personally I thoroughly enjoyed The Mysterious Murders of Yin Mara, so if you're reading this and able to vote for a Nebula... now you know what to vote for.
Nominations are open for the Nebula Awards! My eligibility this year:
NOVEL: The Assassins of Consequence
NOVELLA: The Mysterious Murders of Yin Mara
NOVEL: The Quarrygate Gambit
Nominations are open for the Nebula Awards! My eligibility this year:
NOVEL: The Assassins of Consequence
NOVELLA: The Mysterious Murders of Yin Mara
NOVEL: The Quarrygate Gambit
at 9am, and just now at 1pm the Chancellor re-confirmed the government's Digital Markets, Competition and Consumer Bill to provide new powers to the DMU to foster more competitive digital markets. Fast work!
We're speaking with the @CMAgovUK, the UK tech regulator, again next week as part of @OpenWebAdvocacy about the upcoming Digital Markets Unit and the powers they'll have to legislate fair rules for browsers and devices. It's good they're constantly keen to keep devs involved!
Looking forward to Twitter performance increasing dramatically when my home timeline is a static HTML page that gets regenerated when things change. Might increase server requirements a bit, but what's important is user experience here.
"My biggest fear has been realised - he has removed the entire accessibility team"
Tech access expert Leonie Watson explains what Elon Musk's recent staff lay-offs at Twitter could mean for disabled people: