The Urban Dictionary Of Design Slang: At Fast Co.Design.
Kind of funny; kind of pathetic?
Homebrew #3 was with my friend Adam (“The Misled Brewing Co-op”) and we brewed up Oh Darwin, an Australian Sparkling Ale: ^^On Untappd.^^^
The second homebrew was also my first solo homebrew. For Xmas, A. requested that I brew her a stout. After searching around a bit, we settled on this sweet stout kit from NorthernBrewer.com. That sweet stout became Dark Heart of Love:
The alternate ending to ALIEN.
Prints available here: http://society6.com/lauriegreasley/jones-z39_print#1=45
“In his introduction to the collection [“Beyond Armageddon”], Miller noted that the stories shared a nostalgia for things that have been lost. “Post-Megawar stories are about an afterlife,” Miller wrote. “Survivors don’t really live in such a world; they haunt it.””
– Jon Michaud, A Science-Fiction Classic Still Smolders (The New Yorker)
So I got word this morning that my book (you know the one), PhantomJS Cookbook, is part of the ebook promotion that’s going on at the Packt website through January. Anyway, I promise this is the last time in 2014 that I’ll blather on about that book here on this blog. Anyway, check out their […]
Remy Sharp’s write-up of several patterns that have emerged from his usage of promises. By itself I feel like this one winds up reading a lot like a few other Promise-related posts that I’ve seen (and/or like an inverse of this anti-patterns post) — but his discussion around throw vs. reject is worth the price of admission.
Planning A Front-end JavaScript Application:
Thoughtful piece by Cody Lindley over on the Telerik Developer Network. Even if you don’t agree with all of his points, he definitely sketches out a good framework for how to approach the problem of getting your application off the ground.
A couple of additional points here:
Again: look past any knee-jerk disagreements you might have (e.g., API first development; e.g., no RWD for “web apps”) and draw out the larger questions.