The code on the laptop in the stock photo at developer.bbc.com is user-editable
Sadly the .js file[1] backing that page is 860 kilobytes of minified unreadable gibberish, containing the various strings that can appear in the code editor hard-coded in the same line of text as minified React. I don't know how much of the file is frameworks and how much is responsible for making editable code, but shipping nearly a megabyte of JS to the browser feels sad.<p>I've noticed that the editable text in the laptop screen isn't as overexposed as the rest of the laptop's screen.<p>On that note, why is it so hard to photograph a screen with the right exposure? Automatic exposure always gets the brightness wrong, and even if you manually fix the exposure level, it's hard to reliably map black to near #000000 and white to near #ffffff and gray to near #808080.<p>[1]: <a href="https://s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/developer-portal-assets/live/client/main.8dc76bdd.js" rel="nofollow">https://s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/developer-portal-assets/l...</a>