This morning my dog was pacing around thirty minutes before my alarm went off, so I pulled her into bed so I woldn't have the clacking of her nails keeping me awake while I squeezed out the last few drops of conciousness. When my alarm went off I took her up to the roof so she could do her business, came downstairs and made myself a cup of coffee, went into the bathroom to discover she had pooped in front of the toilet. I can't really blame her for pooping indoors, as she had the forethought to do it where cleanup would be easy. I tossed it into the toilet and decided to do a quick sweep and mop of the bathroom.
This weekend I've been focusing on getting the Open Source and Feelings website looking acceptable using Bootstrap. I think it had been two years since I added Bootstrap to something, and it's not hard, but the examples feel like this:
Which, if you want to draw anything but an owl makes the process a bit tricky, just because you have to apply some deductive reasoning about how any of the classes should be applied, and what order you can use them to create the desired effect.
Also, the trick to making Bootstrap a little less Bootstrap-py is to download the Sass or LESS files, modify color variables, and compile from there.
At work, I'm trying to figure out how to refactor a complicated component that's reasonably well isolated and specced out somewhat. I found out that another of my teammates was working on this code, so we've been pairing on a refactor… And he has a really good technique for starting on the refactor, just auditing the methods in the class and listing in a comment above the method which instance variables it depends on. It let's us know where the entanglements lie. Pretty cool!