Thanks for providing examples in both languages. That really helps! Great article.

I love this especially the language filter. Another useful one is using latitude and longitude of a center and setting a radius around it to filter tweets by location. I'll send in sample search strings here.

I think this is very brave of you. I assure you that you will learn a lot. Success and feel free to reach out if there are any issues.

My profile probably gives me away as a huge Accessibility advocate and yes, it indeed matters and should be involved in every decision - coding, designs and all. I'd definitely be following you and you might want to head out to my articles too. Austin Gil has an excellent series on accessibility on this space.

One of those little things that are nice to see. Thanks

I've had really terrible experience with the removal of copy and paste especially when I had shoulder injury. Great point on the store unsaved changes . Once again, these "little decisions" have long lasting effects. Great article!

Well, I'll go check out the blogs you mentioned so thanks for that. I have been reflecting on these steps recently.. I believe one's style can evolve with experience so I will definitely start writing more articles. (Watch out for anime GIFs )

I love the mention of SCSS. Together with BEM methodology, they help one write more modular codes. Great article.

This is amazing. I want to take a similar approach to my learning process and would soon start. Definitely following this.

Austin Gil Yeah, I just did that. Kudos on Vuetensils. I would check it out when next I turn to Vue. Can't wait for the other articles. I am always interested in accessibility and especially when it intersects with open source. A pleasure to meet you.