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hello world! it's deeana again.

as i say in the title, i finally made the jump from delivering my source code directly to neocities to using a module bundler! this is just so i can optimize the code as best as i can AND so i can stop relying on javascript DOM manipulation on a ton of my pages! this blog post is gonna talk a little bit through my process, some fun things that came from this, some major challenges i faced (and there were A LOT!!!) and a fun little plugin i made that may or may not be useful if you also use vanilla html css and javascript :3

hello! for those that don't know, i'm the frontend developer for daisybells central! just wanted to introduce myself a little because cassie does a lot of the talking for us and stuff. i've had so much fun learning front-end web dev and sharing my stuff on neocities :3

today, i decided to try and make an easy workflow for myself to apply postcss filters onto my css so my code works on all browsers and is mini-fied as much as possible. today, i just wanted to share my process on how i did it!

hiiii its cassie.

about a week ago, gina made a hinge profile for us, and i genuinely am unsure how i feel about it like at all. im like happy that she's putting herself out there finally, cause i know she's been looking to be in a relationship with someone for a really long time, but i guess im just kinda weary about using dating apps. like there's nothing wrong with it, we have lots of friends that are on dating apps right now, but i think just seeing ourselves and like realizing that people can actually perceive us on hinge is just weird to me.