The most-read thing I ever wrote is a Stack Overflow answer
A six-line CSS answer I posted on a Saturday in 2013 has 478,000 views. Nothing on this blog comes close.
80 posts, 17 years. 70 of them are five years old or more - every one wears a stamp saying so, here and at the top of its page.
A six-line CSS answer I posted on a Saturday in 2013 has 478,000 views. Nothing on this blog comes close.
Stack Overflow made me wait eight weeks to speak, then deleted some of what I said. Meanwhile the answers that survived...
Four of my Stack Overflow answers got edited years after I wrote them. Every single edit was grammar. The advice I left...
In September 2013 I answered 31 questions on Stack Overflow. In October, eight. Then it stopped. Here is what was...
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Hooks are functions that allow developers to "hook into" React state and lifecycle features from functional components....
Free PSDs, jQuery tricks, IE hacks. Still here because people land on them from search - the stamps say how old each one is, and nothing has been quietly rewritten.