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Using npm with these dependencies leads to peer conflicts.
Transition to blue-ish slightly earlier
The established `content` method would already merely append nodes to the current element: it now *replaces* the children and overwrites the entire content, leaving the stage for `append` to provide some value of its own.
So that TypeScript lets me use constructs such as: [...document.querySelectorAll(...)]
The currently used image is a placeholder. I intend to generate my own SVG made of nice patterns programmatically. Alternatively, an image free of use and contribution (such as those from unsplash.com) may be used, but it'd be better saved in this repository. About that, I should also switch to embedding local copies of the fonts I currently obtain from fonts.google.com.
There's less room for them now, and they were somewhat unhelpful, as well as being rounded, which didn't quite adhere to the geometric theme I adopted. To make up for their removal, I slightly bumped up the vertical gaps in each experience article, as well as the equivalent ones in the highlights on the second page.
This may have been over-the-top.
Try to stick to ~80-ish columns, document CLI options, document hyphenation check in CI/CD, favour yarn over npm.
Using String#split with a regular expression that contains a capture group will include the captured bit as its own element in the resulting array. See https://262.ecma-international.org/5.1/#sec-15.5.4.14
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"lead"
instead of"led"
)yarn
(usingnpm
with these dependencies leads to peer conflicts)s?css
rule in Webpack config (would targetscss?
instead ofs?css
scss
import inmain.scss
(oddly enough, that wasn't problematic)package.json
(have the email come last)