Yup no-ads YouTube is a big incentive for me to keep paying for Music

Definitely. Configuring previews is a little beyond the "simple as possible" nature of this series but would definitely be item #1 on a "Next Steps" course

I can't figure out where the "C" is supposed to be

I think it just highlights that Typescript was never really *meant* for websites (which is a shame)

Incredibly frustrating when you've spent the last 15+ years learning accessibility, performance, and UX as dogma only for every modern website to be a slow bloated mess

It can also be helpful if I'm dithering on a semantics choice, like "should I use a <nav> or a <menu>"? I'll ask it what the best practices are and it'll give an answer explaining its reasoning, and that can be helpful in getting my perfectionist ass to make a choice

Autocomplete on CSS is *terrible* though. In general the autocomplete is super annoying.

I use Copilot and find it very helpful in fixing small problems that I'd need to look at a bunch of docs to fix (hello Typescript errors). Also good at automating tedious tasks (building HTML for navs, etc). But you have to use it in tiny amounts, it can't *just build* something for you.

Non-English:
Knife + Heart (2018)
House (1977)
Tenebre (1982)
Cure (1997)

English:
Wishmaster (1997)
Suspiria (2018)
Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer (1986)
The Wicker Man (1973)

Can you special order it through your local indie bookshop?