Michelle Barker

What I learned from migrating a Vue project from Vuex to Pinia Big refactors and migrations for key infrastructure like global state are not to be taken lightly. Michelle Barker is here to show us how she did exactly that — migrating from Vuex to Pinia for global...

Big refactors and migrations for key infrastructure like global state are not to be taken lightly. Michelle Barker is here to show us how she did that — migrating from Vuex to Pinia for global state in a huge, single page app — using a pragmatic, considered approach.

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Excited to be joining @miriam.codes, @5t3ph.bsky.social, @kevinpowell.co, @henrihelvetica.bsky.social and Stacy later today for some CSS festive fun on Winging It! Come and hang out www.youtube.com/live/fYfs6sK...

Trains are also my productive place (apart from when I need constant internet, or if I don’t get a seat thanks to the glorious British rail network). Strangely I began to value “alone time” on a train even more after I had a child 😂

Trains are offices Some thoughts on traveling by train

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quick new post on the benefits and caveats of traveling by train for work

I feel this all the time! Honestly, it makes me feel a little better that you feel it too, because you are one of the people I look at think “they know everything”! FWIW, I also had a similar conversation with @nerdy.dev, I’m sure he won’t mind mentioning, even he feels like that! 💜

Love these, they feel like living creatures 😄

Thank goodness for this starter pack! 😅

Another CSS article to create single element loaders. This time it's about the Zig-Zag collection.

freecodecamp.org/news/zig-zag... via @freecodecamp.bsky.social

A beginner-friendly article to learn simple animation tricks.

The Zig-Zag loaders collection: css-loaders.com/zig-zag/

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