Wrangling the CSS Beast with Sass View more presentations from Rob Friesel Here’s the slide deck from my talk on Sass at VT Code Camp 2011. If you were there, please feel free to leave some comments over at SpeakerRate … and thanks for coming out! Abstract: Sass is an extension of CSS3 that adds […]
A little under 48 hours until VT Code Camp. A little over 48 hours until I give my talk on Sass. A little nervous; but mostly just excited. Anyway… practiced my talk last night, been putting some finishing touches to it. Like I just said: mostly just excited. See you there.
There’s a case to be made here that this is Paul Malmont’s take on e-books/new media and the death of literacy (i.e., a dirge and/or lament of the decay of traditional publishing). If I was writing a full on exegesis, my thesis would probably run something like this: We have a principal narrator (Hobart Bosworth) […]
a relentless eye Candyland: Lord Licorice JSHint Rhino “Search Term Haiku” is a series wherein I examine this site’s log files and construct one or more haiku poems from search terms and phrases that led visitors to the site. Where possible, I attempt to keep the search phrases intact. However, as these are haiku poems, […]
The Sass Way (tagged: Ruby css Sass blog ) Sass for Designers at SonSpring (tagged: webdev css sass ) Nanolaw with Daughter Been meaning to read this for months. Finally for around to it. So worth it. (tagged: writing scifi future history fiction ) In the privacy of our homes at Code: Flickr Developer Blog […]
They posted the VT Code Camp session list today. Still feelts a little crazy to see my name on there. It’s going to be fun, for sure. Anyway, consider this your reminder: I’ll be speaking at 4:15 in “the Web room”. My abstract: CSS Wrangling with Sass Sass is an extension of CSS3 that adds […]
HOWTO Use UTF-8 Throughout Your Web Stack at rentzsch.tumblr.com, via DF (tagged: webdev web programming UTF-8 ) Chrome and Safari extension to rehabilitate disruptive footnotes. at Ideon Open Ideas — a great idea but sadly doesn’t work on blog.founddrama.net yet; it appears to be looking for footnotes with fn embedded in the href… so perhaps […]
Julie Lerman has announced the sessions for VT Code Camp 2011 and I’ll be there to talk about using Sass to wrangle your CSS. Session details are forthcoming.
This was originally titled “introducing Beefeater” back in February when we first brought the Mac mini into the fold but… Well, life and blogging has a funny way of getting away from you sometimes. Let us not digress: Remember Malkovich? Poor Malkovich. Malkovich did finally crash its final crash, shitting the bed with epic and […]
Exclusive: How LinkedIn used Node.js and HTML5 to build a better, faster app at VentureBeat — Interesting story here on how LinkedIn switched their mobile experience from Ruby-on-Rails to Node.js; of particular interest: the claim that this switch reduced their code complexity, shortened their development time, and reduced the amount of hardware required to service […]