Bransons404

If you can find a comfy mid level role or a "real" senior role that is mostly code it's a very rewarding career. But yeah I'd lose it with day long meetings

Oh is that what that is? TIL

Don't tempt me

And eat it out of a highchair

There are still several css differences between chrome, ff and safari. It's a pain to develop for them, but it is possible

There are a few features that FF doesn't have that chrome does, but it mostly involves video streaming. Adblocking is likely the reason though.

Source: am front end dev

Imagine that! I wonder why.

This. I started with 2d browser games. Turns out that was way too much work for me and landed in front end. I'm totally enjoying it now

Also an easy way to store needed variables between pages. For news sites without a sign up this isn't necessary but for actual web apps that live across different subdomains it can be a nice to have.

uBlock origin on Firefox blocks almost all tracking sites. You can enable cookies or disable them, it doesn't matter because they aren't sent anywhere. Unless the site has some homebrew tracking solution.

But how do you center the grid itself?

Another fun one that works most of the time as a single item is "margin: 0 auto"

I did a free 6 month boot camp and I just landed a senior role after 5 years.

In my experience, the type to get mad are the ones who actually have degrees.