September 2012
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Sep 7th
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August 2012
1 post
Offline: how's it going? →
Aug 14th
July 2012
1 post
Zack Shapiro: Single Application Mode: My favorite... →
zackshapiro: If you’re anything like me when you’re at your computer, you’re easily distracted by pretty much anything. Create as many Desktops or Spaces as you want, a rogue bouncing icon will kill that nice flow that you’re in. Enter my favorite hidden feature of OS X: Single Application Mode. …
Jul 2nd
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June 2012
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Jun 18th
May 2012
3 posts
Laravel is awesome →
ericbarnes: via nerdary: Phil Sturgeon is correct, Laravel is awesome. However, the above post is more about community and choosing your tools. Also, no framework can ever be “dead” until its developers stop working and publishing it. CodeIgniter was at risk of this but then the Reactor Team was created. The Reactor team has been doing a good job keeping it going, albeit slowly More...
May 23rd
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“Programmers who refuse to keep exploring will surely stagnate, forget their joy,...”
– Eloquent JavaScript
May 23rd
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May 12th
April 2012
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Apr 29th
Apr 24th
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Apr 20th
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Eye ball →
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Apr 18th
The lines between design and development get more...
At points I have made decisions that directly affect the design of a project. Take the spacing between elements for instance: when developing in a responsive context this becomes a programming problem as well as a design one. It is therefore increasingly likely that it is important to not only understand design but also have the creative capacity to design as a developer.
Apr 3rd
March 2012
3 posts
Mar 31st
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dropshado.ws: Git submodules →
dropshadows: I think I’m ready to discuss Git submodules. My chronic problem with submodules is that I don’t use them often enough to understand how they work. From what I gather, you can do a lot more than what I’ll cover, but I’m only interested in just placing a repo in a repo. The benefit of submodules…
Mar 28th
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Badass JavaScript: CoffeePhysics: A Fast New... →
badassjs: Justin Windle has just released a new physics engine called CoffeePhysics, which as it’s name states, is written in CoffeeScript. It is quite lightweight (minified, it’s just 8KB), but also very powerful. There are a number of demos that show the performance and features of the library,…
Mar 1st
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February 2012
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Feb 23rd
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Feb 9th
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January 2012
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December 2011
3 posts
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Border-width animation fun - | HTML5 and CSS3... →
Dec 16th
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Dec 14th
Dec 1st
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November 2011
7 posts
Wear a beanie today, build the web tomorrow →
Nov 30th
Emotional design →
Nov 30th
Git tips and tricks →
Not sure I’m up to much of this yet but it definitely sounds good, hopefully one day I’ll understand what rebase does…
Nov 29th
Err (or the creativity of the factory worker), a... →
Nov 17th
Nov 14th
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nginx or Apache? →
Read this this morning, made me think why I installed Apache; it was what most people did. I should be thinking more about the best tool for the job!
Nov 14th
Hi
Hello, here I will be putting things of interest to me, writing about web development, thinking aloud etc etc.
Nov 9th