Solution 5 - Path::Tiny
The solution that I currently like the best, involves the use of the Path::Tiny module

use Path::Tiny qw(path);
use lib path($0)->absolute->parent(2)->child('lib')->stringify;

A talk by Bryan Robinson during 11ties: a series of 11 min lightning talks on 11ty, recorded on 11/11, 2020 -- for Jamstack TORONTO.

Give criticism without hurting people's feelings while opening the relationship for constructive collaboration.

He was taught criticism had to tick two simple boxes. It had to be constructive, and it had to be criticism of an action or thing instead of a person.

But no one ever bothered to teach us how to criticize constructively— without making humans miserable. At least nobody ever taught me the secret.

What I didn’t get at the time was that my advice was not nearly as valuable to the receivers as I estimated in my mind.

My advice was totally unsolicited.

Radical Candor by Kim Scott — a book every “boss” should read.

After reading The Coaching Habit, I realized that the best criticism is criticism that doesn’t have to come out of your mouth, but ideally from the receiver of the criticism’s mouth.

• “What” questions drive exploration.
• “How” questions drive action.
• “Why” questions drive justification.
• “When” questions drive accountability.

Step 1: Set the stage, tone, and rules

While we dive deeper into ____, I may also say some stupid things that might make you feel like this bizarre person doesn’t know what the heck they’re talking about. I’d like to openly invite you to poke holes in my ideas whenever you can.
I’d love for this to be a space where we can collaboratively challenge each other’s thinking so that we can both leave this conversation with sharper thoughts.

Step 2: Ask curious “what” questions

Step 3: Ask “what else” questions

Step 4: Ask “how” questions

That’s excellent! How would you go about improving ____?

Step 5: Ask the first step question

That’s excellent! What would be the first tiny step to improve on ____?

6. Ask the “when”

It would surprise most people to know that my bologna-loving self is really good at making delicious salads. Even self-proclaimed salad haters have been wooed by my artfully arranged piles of leaves and stuff. As one might expect, I have many strategies, tips, and tricks for making special-tasting salads, and I would…

• don’t be afraid to get a little monosodium glutamate or nutritional yeast involved
• Use way less oil in your vinaigrettes
• A little bit of sugar (honey, maple) is all it takes make your dressings feel more finished.
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In part II on your engineering superpower (technical writing), Sophie DeBenedetto talks about how to write well.

Blogging

Try these strategies to help you get started:

• Write an outline first.
• Start with a detailed introduction.
• Write the conclusion first.

If you use the conclusion first approach, focus on what the reader should walk away from your post having learned.

Pull Requests

A good PR description has a few elements:

• A descriptive title.
• An explanation of the what, why, and how.
  • ____ What problem does the code solve?
  • ____ Why is this solution needed?
  • ____ How does the code solve the problem?
• Extras: Anything from usage instructions to info on testing/QA.

How to Write a Ticket

• What problem needs to be solved and why?
• What value does the project gain by delivering this work?

How To Ask For Help

• What is the current behavior? Describe the bug that is occurring.
• Under what circumstances does the behavior occur?
• How does the behavior differ from the expected behavior?

Minify JS and CSS online, or include the minifier in your project for on-the-fly compression.

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Of all the basic SQL operations, the pivot seems to cause the most problems. We can tell from the way that old articles on Simple-Talk on the topic continue to be read. It turns out that there are several questions that come to mind while learning about pivoting, but which are seldom asked on forums. Once more, Robert Sheldon attempts to answer these unspoken questions.

Normalize.css is a library that helps you build all elements more consistently when displayed in today’s popular browsers. I hope that the article will provide you with useful CSS libraries for web…

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Adam has previously shown his replica poker chips set from the movie Rounders, and now he needs a proper poker table as well. This One Day Build is just that: a custom poker table that fits atop the circular podcast table in the cave! Making this 47-inch diameter table has Adam bringing out a bunch of power tools in the shop, cutting the wood in interesting ways to get this distinct form.

Here's the video that inspired this build, from Poker Listings: https://youtu.be/AbJrTIjvcQw

Learn how to draw freeform tree trunks & roots with The Etherington Brothers! Grow your trees boldly & add visual details such as bark patterns & wood grain.

Stephanie Eckles

Game-board; wooden, originally hollow; top covered with 20 inlaid square shell plaques; edges made of small plaques and strips, some sculptured with an eye and some with rosettes; on the back are three lines of triangular shell ornamental inlays set as part of the modern reconstruction.

Let's begin by first describing exactly what we're building. I think most developers have a good idea of what a blog is, but every blog is different. For this guide, I will support the following features:

• A home page that displays the last ten blog articles, newest on top. For each blog post, we display the title, date published, and an excerpt of the post.
• A page that displays the blog post. This will have the title, published date, a list of categories assigned to the post, and the contents of the post itself.
• Every blog post will have one or more categories assigned to it. Each category will have its own index page with a list of blog posts assigned to it. Each item in the list will have the title and date of the post, nothing more.
• An author page, basically, who is doing the writing?
• An archives page that lists every single blog post. This will use Eleventy's pagination system.
• A set of category archive pages. The same idea as the main archives page, but unique per category.
• A RSS feed.

A classless CSS framework that makes semantic HTML look good.

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Sixty percent of first-time visitors leave a website in less than fifteen seconds. Yet, there is an often overlooked usability factor that improves visitor retention—scannability. These UI design tips for using research, science, and strategy to layout content help convert short-term visitors to long-lasting users.

Learn the basics of web design in 4 minutes with this interactive tutorial.

This high-intensity workout is anything but boring - time flies by as you jump, twist, and lift. Celebrity trainer and Barry’s Bootcamp instructor Astrid Swan McGuire created a 20-minute scorch session that works every muscle in your body. You will have tons of fun