Adam Lowe

Oh no! I haven't had that happen yet, and I hope I never do. RA is such a weird disease, it pops up in the most unexpected ways.

How I learned to code with my voice Struggling with severe hand pain, I learned to code by voice. This is my journey with Talon and Cursorless, plus practical tips for hands-free development.

Salma also posted an excellent blog article with more detailed information, or for those who don't want to sit through a video.

whitep4nth3r.com/blog/how-i-l...

They discuss some of the accessibility tools she's using to overcome her obstacles and some of the challenges she's faced along the way. This is an excellent watch for anyone going through this or interested in learning more about how we can make the web a more accessible place.

YouTube video by Kevin Powell What if you suddenly couldn't type anymore?

Many of you know that I suffer from Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA) which, among other things, makes it difficult for me to use my keyboard or mouse, often for weeks on end. @kevinpowell.co recently interviewed a developer who is going through a similar thing due to carpal tunnel syndrome.

Steamer beats iron any day of the week!

3 - I still use classic themes for things that need to be rock solid reliable. I started using block themes for smaller and less mission critical sites as soon as the site editor was out of beta. I don’t really love the developer experience for block themes, though. Version control is a challenge.

I have a seven year old who only has two half days of school next week. I think it’s my non-work time that’s going to be the biggest challenge 🤪

I never owned one, but I used them in College (1990’s) with Video Toaster and Lightwave 3D.

Commodore Vic20 was my first computer. I wasn’t cool enough for the C64.

@leematthewjackson.bsky.social Oooh, I didn’t realize you were an Amiga fan. I knew I liked you for a reason ;)