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bradfrost.com
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| | | | | Ian wrote up some thoughts about how he came into the web industry. By way of being my brother, he had the concepts of modularity and atomic design beaten into him from Day 1 on the job. Perhaps he has a case of Stockholm syndrome, but maybe not. In his post he lays out some things he's learned from | |
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bell.bz
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| | | | | I just had a power cut and wanted to check how long it would be out for. The UK Power Networks power outage tool is handy for that, but there's a problem: I only had a 3G network connection and the site is heavily dependent on JavaScript. Can you guess what happened? Yep: I couldn't [...] | |
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scottjehl.com
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| | | | | Earlier this fall, Todd, Scott and our friends at The Boston Globe and Upstatement sat down with Adobe's video production team in Boston to discuss our development process for BostonGlobe.com, considered to be the world's first large-scale responsive website, and how the Adobe product suite helped out with the process. | |
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scastiel.dev
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| | | A couple of days ago, I created a 3D version for the book I'm writing, with CSS only. Because I couldn't find an easy way to do it, I created a small 3D book image CSS generator. There was a lot of interest for it, and since it's definitely not that complicated, here is a small tutorial to learn how to create your own version. | ||
