The Ampersand Is the One That's Got to Move

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I think the ampersand. So yeah, like what Scott said is you can't just write a selector inside of another selector. It won't work. The more mature I get, the more I see the benefit in having things be explicit. Yeah, but also I'm not going to be too wild about it because I thought the variable syntax was so silly. And now I'm totally fine with it. That's shocking how much my opinion has changed on that.

In this potluck episode of Syntax, Wes and Scott answer your questions about HTML tags, budgeting, recession proofing your business, software dev vs software engineer, taking payments, and more.

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00:11:11 Welcome
01:29:11 When should you use article and section in HTML?
08:03:08 Does your business suffer from the economic recession?
15:47:18 How do you manage your money or budget?
PlainTextAccounting
YNAB
Copilot
20:51:11 What should I consider using? There’s a lot of options. CommonJS, AMD, UMD, es modules?
26:30:09 What’s the difference between a software developer and software engineer?
30:36:11 How do you handle payment for your course platforms?
Braintree
Gumroad
Paddle
Stripe
38:33:23 Why is this false? “I’m a string” instanceof String
40:38:22 Do you all use Mac spaces for organizing windows?
Arc
45:55:21 Do you have any tips that would help my front end team avoid rendering a DOM with invalid element nesting?
48:48:14 Would you do an episode commenting on the CSS Nesting survey released this week?
Help Choose CSS Nesting Syntax
53:57:01 How do you guys go about prioritizing your work?
Height.app
Things
58:50:19 SIIIIICK ××× PIIIICKS ×××