Playing With Relume Layouts
Building a layout with Greensock
The Ol' Blog
Below is a list of posts that I really wanted to share or that I felt compelled to write because I didn't find it when I was looking. It seems that I'm up to 76 that have survived refactors and redesigns since 2012.
While I'm glad you have the interest in checking out my blog, I want to help bring back this old tradition of sharing links to other people's blogs, via a blog roll. The decline of a single place, like Twitter, where lots of web folks share their links makes it even more important to have ways of finding great blogs.
Building a layout with Greensock
Quick and easy setup with some learning
New tech applied to an old problem
A meetup talk for Tampa Web Devs
A mix "no code" and "yes code"
Refactoring components to use the links data
Recap of an awesome experience
The first collection and another single type
Learning valuable lessons from initial creation attempts
Identifying patterns and planning for implementation
Setting up dark mode with a curveball
Adding TypeScript and Storybook to verify and see data
Creating some details to make the project fun
Hooking Strapi up to a component for collecting emails
An overview of what I hope to create
Basic decisions around the tech stack
Cloning, yarning, and command lining
The computers have taken over this website
Sharing my take on the utility CSS wars
Fixing a an issue when proxying to Vercel
Trying something with using custom markup for each item in a collection list
Sharing some basics of configuration that were new to me
Failing deploys, build configurations, and plugins oh my
A popular question with a pretty clear answer in this case
Sharing what I learned trying to build an interactive map
A map of a series of unsolved murders in Long Island from the 1990s until the 2010s
Applying some of what I learned in Fullstack D3 to a passion project
What's the "best practice" for passing down data
Watching Ocean Parkway to see where the Gilgo Four were discovered
How adopting CSS-In-JS tooling is improving performance
Sharing how I made a banner for a promo
Crushing on Gatsby and trying to organize my Emotions
On joining DataCamp to build a front-end team
Sharing how I built a little exercise tracker
Leaving Code School and Pluralsight
In which I think I figure something out but I'm wrong
Showing the solution to a brain teaser with JS
Sharing how I took a a crack at refactoring an email
Changing from all local dev to using Builder
Diving into learning JavaScript on Udacity
Sharing how I learned how to use Ruby to solve a problem
A recap from attending this awesome event
The conference goes on, thanks to friends
Supporting an awesome project in our community
Trying out a way to access a personal bio as an API
People are amazing, thank you so much
Building up to running our first event in Portland
Our last two times of running the conf
A review of the awesomeness that is Grok
Responsive design and HTML Tables, FTW
Changing from a split role to a product one
Review of the awesome work behind the Beats app
Testing the waters for an event I'd like to run
Updates about this and future events
Sharing my experience in making a GIF with the timeline
A listing of confs to attend in 2013
A recap of from running the 2013 event
A reply to a post about online learning
Playing with a cool tool
Sharing some benefits of using data URIs for images
Launching the site for the 5th Front-End Conf
A friend is trying to build an iPad app
Sharing results from asking when people set variables
Some changes for future versions of the events
Sharing the benefits of SVG over PNG
A recap from attending Circles Conf
A recap from attending re:build Conf
The launch of Assembling Sass at Code School
Mondays are so different at Envy
Mondays are so different at Envy
The differences it makes when you think about shipping
Joining Envy Labs and Code School!
Sharing as I learn about mixins
Big thank you to Michael for showing me the ropes
Why contemplating our mortality can be a powerful catalyst for change
Waxing poetic on thinking about responsive design by watching nature