jareware/css-architecture
Eight simple rules for a robust, scalable CSS architecture.
Bytes that get stuck in your teeth.
Think of me as a web crawler with taste.
Eight simple rules for a robust, scalable CSS architecture.
Excellent list of tools for diagnosing performance issues on Linux.
An engineer’s career retrospective.
Boilerplate for developing Elm apps on Webpack.
Retaining Ruby’s chained Enumerable style, but finding a way to inject names that reflects the application domain.
Uh oh.
Audacious.
A nice post on setting up decent keybindings in Emacs.
Another crack at the debt metaphor.
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Grep all the things.
Nice coverage of different hypertext types. Start with HAL.
A nice broad coverage of the topic.
Gary Bernhardt:
There’s a clear trend toward more powerful systems over time, especially when judging by language popularity rather than languages simply existing.
Evadne Wu:
I still firmly hold the belief that iOS applications are either loss leaders or loss generators, that iOS devices themselves are thick terminals, and that a proper iOS execution strategy must be backed with a useful service either involving real world consequences (i.e. get a ride or get groceries delivered), or a wider cross-platform strategy (i.e. build your document on one platform, revise on another).