This is a repo where you can ask me anything. I'll answer if I can. I want to handle questions via Github because:
- This way, your questions don't get lost in my inbox.
- I (might) have answered your question before. You can search for them easily on the Github issues.
- It's much easier for me to search through Github issues and point people towards the correct answers than write a new reply for every question that comes my way.
- (This last one is a fantasy). If you asked questions, I'll have more materials to talk about in blog posts (where I expand the replies). At the moment, everything gets lost in emails and I have to think of new topics every week. So ask away!
Just create a new issue with your question. Your question should:
- Be specific (ask only one thing)
- Be clear and concise
- Show that you've done your work before asking
If your question contains code, make sure you:
- Create a reduced test case (in Codepen or Github)
Read this article if you need help in crafting your questions.
