This isn't less accessible than a hamburger menu. Even the opposite might be the case as defacto most hamburger menus are implemented without proper focus handing or correct aria attributes for announcing open/closed states.
With the sausage menu, at least as screenreader user, you will have less issues as you can tab through a list of links immediately without the need to open a broken menu . Also scroll position is adjusted by the browser automatically to the element in focus, so it isn't even a problem for keyboard users with eyesight.
My job is to build frontends on top of various client management systems and figured out, that I get more maintainable code and am more productive using the templating of the CMS itself instead if decoupling the frontend from the CMS entirely.
So since two years, I use the Hotwired stack on top of PHP (and now with Vite as bundler) and that is so far the best solution I found. I can like use the CMS integrated solution for handling forms, as an example, but can plug in Hotwired Turbo and some Stimulus controllers when I want things to happen async on the client. I now have my own set of generic stimulus controllers I reuse in every project. But at the end of the day, those websites work without JavaScript.
I didn't try to convince anyone. I deleted it and people started to reach out on Signal, Telegram and Threema. A friend of mine did the same 4 years earlier and it worked out.
This probably doesn't just work for everyone, in every country. But look, people still use phones and these things actually have a phone feature. You might not be as cut off without Whatsapp as you think.
Serious question: is there any difference between the developer editions and the non-developer editions except for the preinstalled OS? I have a non-developer XPS 15 (version from 2017 or 2018) and run Linux on it. The Dell website lists the current generation XPS 15 with 32 GB RAM. I'm curious why you don't consider the ones available?
Because it is easier to learn programming language X when you can compare it to what you know from programming language Y. Articles like this are most likely the first thing I'm looking for to have a kick-start into a new field.
A whiteboard or a Everlast Rocket Book, erasable pen and OfficeLens app to digitalise it. Then I put it into Figma and can prototype with them and show it to my clients.
I'm too slow with any software solution as it allows for too many details.
You can use the Figma Linux wrapper to solve that issue. I have thrown my MacBook in a corner since them. I'm fully designing and developing on Pop_OS since 3 months.
I recently achieved that quite a bunch of my friends switched from Whatsapp to Signal. It takes quite something to explain people why it isn't difficult to just chat in another app. But I'm happy those who came over never complained and now I have more 1:1 chats via Signal than via Whatsapp.
With the sausage menu, at least as screenreader user, you will have less issues as you can tab through a list of links immediately without the need to open a broken menu . Also scroll position is adjusted by the browser automatically to the element in focus, so it isn't even a problem for keyboard users with eyesight.