I wrote a thing.

https://dev.to/amyshackles/...

Did it save time in the end? Probably not if you take into account that you had to write an article about it.

@electrineer Haha I’d been meaning to write about it for a while. And since it was 147 or something rows, it still probably saved time.

Oh god, not devto

@F1973 geez you sound desperate for some or have you been watching sex and the city again?

@PrivateGER why not dev.to? On first glance, it looks better than medium.

@DBX12 devto is pure shit. The community is filled with non-functional people and the articles that get celebrated are either flat out wrong or shoddily written. I'm not even going to mention their code of conduct, you better read that yourself.

Stick to Hashnode or Medium.

@F1973 talking about spinning, here is a song for ya

https://youtube.com/watch/...

@PrivateGER Fuck Medium and their paywall and weird anti-writer policies.

@phreakyphoenix Clear your cookies then.

Or use Hashnode, like a sane person should.

Yeah but it's on dev.to so it doesn't count here.

@PrivateGER @localpost https://amyshackles.codes/learning-... Happy?

@AmyShackles Yes. Very.

@AmyShackles Thank you, very insightful, didn't know vscode let you replace using capturing groups like that

@PrivateGER I'm genuinely curious why you would consider Medium better than DEV.to?

@Berkmann18 https://dev.to/code-of-conduct

@PrivateGER It's indeed unusual especially if you're a staunch conservative, other than that, what's wrong with it?

@Berkmann18 It's not just unusual, it tells you exactly how the platform will be run by administration.

Take a look at the community and posts. It's exactly how you would expect a website with a CoC like that to be. It has the idiocy of Twitter with more words.