I use inoreader + reeder. Reeder integrates with Pocket so I can read offline.

I follow:

- Newsites: HN, Dzone, Voxxed, ARS Technica, Highscalability...

- Webcomics (Xkcd, Commitstrip, Dilbert...)

- Youtube channels: https://www.youtube.com/feeds/videos.xml?channel_id={channel...

- Most of these: https://github.com/kilimchoi/engineering-blogs

It's on youtube too: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zsjZ2r9Ygzw

That Youtube link is blocked in the UK

> The entire site is 81.4KB right now, and 76.8KB of that is the font.

This means that the website could have bean 17x smaller if there was just no font loaded.

This article reminds me of http://motherfuckingwebsite.com/ and http://bettermotherfuckingwebsite.com/

I don't think that 5KB sites should be a standard, some pages just needs pictures or JS to give the experience the users needs. But a developer should always know what he is doing: If all you want to do is a show/hide toggle, then don't include a full blown JS library.

Take a look at http://www.frontendhandbook.com.

This is really awesome. Thanks very much.

I managed to find this today http://survivejs.com/webpack_react/introduction/

Hi,

I just published a new version of SurviveJS. Feel free to ask anything about the effort. :)

I would mention it. Nobody expects code from a 12yo to be 'professional'. Mention it quickly and then go on with your more recent accomplishments.

Most interviewers will probably focus on the recent stuff anyways. But do mention it. It shows you are passionate about what you are doing.

How does Wiplo compare to Trello?

The difference currently is primarily the design, and how you structure projects. We were avid Trello users in the past, but our Trello boards always expanded to way too many columns, which made it a mess scrolling horizontally.

With Wiplo, projects can have multiple boards (which often represent stages of your workflow), and each board is fixed to four columns, so no stage of your workflow grows too large and cumbersome. You never have to scroll horizontally, and can jump from board to board easily.

A video would quickly show the benefit of this and how nice it is to navigate, but we're still wrapping up the edits on our video.