I've been catching up on some coding visuals and comic strips lately... 🎨
Here's some good stuff you should see ✨ 👀
Efficient meetings
It's funny how most (?) people think they can multi task during meetings. However, the facial expression shows immediately when someone drifted off IMHO. This is how a person looks like when they (don't even try to) pretend to be in the meeting: 😐
![](https://www.commitstrip.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/HeadlineImageTemplate-.jpg)
A visual in a podcast
A great episode about serializers, full on topic. Inside, Joël Quenneville describes a diagram in front of your mind's eye.
![](https://assets.fireside.fm/file/fireside-images/podcasts/images/1/167c01a1-0eb9-4640-b488-c2f6d6866650/cover_medium.jpg?v=0)
Graph theory
Rubocop is known to be implemented with graphs... But not only that, it uses the "Visitor Pattern" 😮
![](https://wasabigeek.com/static/80a5d06b70a8b1e494163786d54394f5/409e6/visitor.png)
And if you want to know how graph theory came to being... 👇
![](https://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/konigsberg_2x.png)
CSS selectors on 1 page
From Julia Evans' newsletter. Something I wished I had when I first learned CSS. I'd proably add some specificity indicators to it. And maybe the styles=
inline tag? Should also be kind of a selector, right?
![](https://wizardzines.com/comics/selectors/selectors-preview.png)
Art
Some piece of art I always wished I made, this took years of training, I think first implementation took part when I was 12:
That's it for this week! 🎬