The Archives
2024
51 posts-
Hibiclens
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Good forms
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Finding questions and answers about why I like books
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The Dev Tools Performance Monitor Panel
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Vibe Check №34
Vacation, new doggos, and Frostapalooza
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The cost of fueling my body
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Summer rental
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Mini 4WD
A new hobby approaches
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Vibe Check №33
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A common web component learning blunder
Jumping from a large abstraction to zero abstractions
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Dave Goes Microsoft
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A quick light-dark() experiment
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Vibe Check №32
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Thoughts on Cosmotechnics
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Ideas for my dream CMS
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The native app install experience
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A weighted vest
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Mouthguard
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How do you verify that?
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John Romero doesn’t believe in prototypes
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Vibe Check №31
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How to get on a podcast
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Duolingo
Thoughts after completing my 100-day streak
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A tale of three architectures
How we built and rebuilt and then rebuilt Luro
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Week Links №1: Mid-Feb 2024
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UI = f(statesⁿ)
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A dozen thoughts about AI
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Continuous startup jobs
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CoraQuest
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A holy communion
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“I used to listen to your podcast”
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At last, browser choice*
*Only available in the EU. Some restrictions may apply.
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An inbox full o’ opportunities
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Big, beautiful, beefy focus states with :focus-visible
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Users first then do teams
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Are Design Systems a zero-interest rate phenomenon?
No. Well. Maybe. I think they're something else.
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What Can a Website Do?
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The time to unmaintainable is very low
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One big, one little
My new side project management strategy
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Play at work
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Where have all the flowers gone?
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WobblyBox, a web component for wobbly boxes
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Not a collector, but...
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Stitch images together with Stitchy
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Dropout
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MDX with Web Components Part II
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Ecosia
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Trying to be the ideal American family with a small fridge
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Accessible Fart Machines
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Quotes from moving house
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Twenty Twenty-Three
2023
66 posts-
The History of Donkey Kong and Mario
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Vibe Check №30
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Projects: Finally a home for my projects, side projects, and weird ideas
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I spent a whole week refactoring a single file
And you won't believe what happened next
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Vibe Check №29
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Stories: Building a home for my shitty sci-fi
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So you’ve been publicly accessibility-shamed
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Fun water
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Califia Farms Café Oat for Baristas Blend
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Snap Kitchen
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Gummy vitamins as a candy replacement
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The plan and the plateau
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MDX with Web Components
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FitVids has a web component now
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Read Later in Feedbin
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Nine things automated accessibility tests can’t test
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Listen to Page in Mobile Safari 17
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Adam Savage's One Day Builds
A dose of project management inspiration from Adam Savage of Mythbusters
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Luro is out of beta 🚀
A new component tracking platform
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Your feedback means more to small teams
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Quick thoughts on chips
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Expert Idiot
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Scroll shadows with animation-timeline
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Personality tests and nazis
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If I’m already using React, why should I rewrite my app with Web Components?
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Something’s different with the Vision Pro
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Uncovering a new class of responsibilities
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Vibe Check №28
What I did on my summer vacation
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Anyone can dig up a road
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If Web Components are so great, why am I not using them?
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One friend a day
My plan to clear out my RSS feeds
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My dad recliner
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Liquid Death
A change in drinking habits
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Vibe Check №27
Live, Luge, Stress
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Lessons from Soviet Russia on deploying small nuclear generators
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My behind the scenes of animation YouTube playlist
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My double standards about JS framework compilers
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Boringness in Design Systems
Understanding the fear of variable content
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Markdown images are an anti-pattern
You should probably use an img tag
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A guy telling peanut butter jokes for 12 minutes
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Getting started with View Transitions on multi-page apps
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Sometimes the job is an assembly line
A riff on a post by Robb Owen
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The Hurdy-Gurdy software engineer
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Using Arc Boosts to identify bots in Elk
Arc Boosts, Mastodon clients, and custom CSS
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Vibe Check №26
Rewilding my attention
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Japanese manhole cover fabrication processes
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Goodbye, Rudy
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Limitations and websites
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GameDev Journal №1: Otis’s Zelda-like
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The internet has broken gift giving
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A bag of distractions
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The Feature Work → Maintenance Work Loop
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The case for Flex applications
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Creating Web Components on the Kevin Powell Livestream
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Vibe Check №25
Austin froze again.
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SOLVED! The Case of the Bing Ban Theory
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Lessons from my Gunpla Tools
What my anime mech robot model hobby has taught me about tools
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Yoinking auto-transcripts from Slack
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Using AI to appease Jest
Mocking a module that returns an object that has a function that returns an object that has a function
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CSS Wishlist 2023
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So you want to make a new JS framework
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My Bing Webmaster Guidelines Compliance Report
Where I try to be as candid as possible about my Bing issues
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Updates on my Bing ban
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I'm Shadow Banned by DuckDuckGo (and Bing)
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HTML with Superpowers: The Guidebook
A free introduction to Web Components resource
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Vibe Check №24
2022
65 posts-
Twenty Twenty-Two
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Megan Smith explaining the General Magic prototyping process
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They were supposed to replace the creative jobs last
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Vibe Check №23
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They invented fifty colors for Akira
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Dragon's Heaven
A giant robot mech anime with a Mœbius aesthetic
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How to capture single frame from an HTML video
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E-Z Play Today
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It takes one person to knock down a silo
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Web Component News - Fall 2022
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Vibe Check №22
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The story of this empty box
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A Use Case for Cascading Attribute Sheets
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Can you hear the difference between a $200, $2,000, $20,000, and $200,000 guitar?
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Vibe Check №21
Mysteries, thrillers, and crimes
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The Patchability of the Open Web
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Denialists, Alarmists, and Doomists
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26 Things from “101 Things I Learned in Architecture School”
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Shigeru Miyamoto on the Secret to Success
From a 1989 BEEP magazine feature “Success Stories – 1989 Developer Interviews”
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Prototyping to learn
Bob and Greg of the Circuit Breaker Podcast give language to the discipline of prototyping
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30 Minute Study Model
How and why architects make scale models
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Solara
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Vibe Check №20
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Modern alternatives to BEM
Brainstorming a handful of new CSS organization acronyms
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The web is a harsh manager
Addressing the increasing demands of the front-end
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Thoughts on Copilot
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Vibe Check №19
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Before I go: What I know about putting on a rock show
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Cloud-work vs. Land-work
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The kids are online
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Creating a Netlify-to-Notion form
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Solving “The Dangler” Conundrum with Container Queries and :has()
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Where I'm at on climate change
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Vibe Check №18
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The energy to suggest change
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The Demo → Demo Loop
The secret to making successful creative products.
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Goodbye, IE
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Vibe Check №17
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The recycling backlog
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Thoughts on spectrums
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Notes from a gopher:// site
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Vibe Check №16
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Server-side vs Client-side Analytics
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Inspiration in the Tall Grass
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An unplanned open redesign
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Productivity-sniped by PARA
How I’m using the PARA method in Notion
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My Weekly Engineering Report
A proactive alternative to daily standups
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7 Web Component Tricks
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What if... one day everything got better?
An idea for Global Accessibility Awareness Day
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Vibe Check №15
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Different people, different ways
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Goodbye, Big Freeda
A proper memorial for our popup camper
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Vibe Check №14
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The 15 minute fix vs the 30 day fix
The choice between velocity and scalability
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原爆を許すまじ
Forgive us the atom bomb
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Τ’ακορντεόν
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Been in this war for too long
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Six end of week links
Gundam timelines, web3 concerns, and some cool free projects
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Before I go: When it comes to complaining about web browsers
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Five links for a Friday afternoon
A pretty font, an old Austin music doc, a 30 day video game challenge, the problem with NFTs, and a food source that eats CO₂.
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Vibe Check №13
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Five Hundred ShopTalks
10 years of weekly episodes and then some
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The Vacation
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The man playing the ukulele at the doctor’s office.
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HTML is general, ARIA is specific
2021
48 posts-
Twenty Twentyone
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Vibe Check №12
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Five good feelings
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Sustaining Maintaining
We need a manual for maintaining open source
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Vibe Check №11
Surgery and Outages
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Status Performance Analysis in Team Fortress 2
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Gaming improved my EQ
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Blogtober
Vibe Check №10
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Holding Beef 🥩
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My pre-publish blogging rituals
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The mistake every new game developer makes
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Let's talk about Native HTML Tabs
An update from one year of Open UI's Tabvengers
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🎨 Alpha Paintlet
Baby's first CSS Houdini Paint Worklet
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HTML with Superpowers
My most recent talk about Web Components
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My retirement seminar
I inadvertently attended a retirement seminar and I think about it often
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Why don’t video games take sex seriously?
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Vibe Check №9
September 2021, a major setback occurred
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Shop Talk Goes Video
Dipping our toes into daily-ish videos
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All things are possible with code, but not everything is beneficial
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My Notion Blogging Kanban
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Vibe Check №8
August 2021 — Delta vibes, drawing vibes, and change of work vibes.
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The Surprise Chain
How Apple used their product roadmap to surprise and delight in the early 2000s
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CSS Modules-in-CSS Module Scripts
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Vibe Check №7
July 2021, back on the grind
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One-offs and low-expectations with Safari
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Memories cost money
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DX, to me
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My petite-vue review
Road testing petite-vue with a simple category filter
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Vibe Check №6
June 2020 recap, an escape to Colorado
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Log Jams
Unblock your backlog with multidimensional accessibility audits
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The perfect, more expensive, out-of-stock thing versus the less perfect, less expensive, in-stock thing.
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The Amnesia Fortnight Documentary
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Vibe Check №5
A rainy May in 2021
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Vibe Check №4
April 2021: Birthday Edition 🎂
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The OceanMaker
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Algorithms and Art
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The Data is In!
Accessibility and Mobile Web Performance Reports
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Vibe Check №3
March 2021, one of the most exhausting months of my life.
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Vibe Check №2
Recap of my February and the Great Texas Freeze of 2021
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How much for a planet?
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One month on Analog
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The web is something different
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Dearest Martha,
My sixty day check-in on the migration back to Macintosh
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Vibe Check №1
Recap of my January 2021
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Traditional Japanese carpentry versus modern times
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My typical day
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Art Direction for Static Sites
How to spice up your blog posts with minimal effort.
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Keep Your Hands Off Eizouken!
2020
37 posts-
Twenty Twenty
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Dave goes back to Mac
After five years on Windows, I've jumped back to Mac
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Street Fighter Alpha: An oral history
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A tale of four prototypes
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Happier HTML5 form validation in Vue
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Technical debt as a lack of understanding
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Darmok and Jalad at Tanagra
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Sass vars, CSS vars, and semantic theme vars
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A trip to the bookstore
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A quintessential blogging mistake.
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Do the next right thing
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Follow the fun
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alt attributes like paragraphs
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The tangled webs we weave
Another reflection on modern web development
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I'm writing this on my phone
An experiment
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Boredom begets boredom
And does productivity beget productivity?
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What is the Value of Browser Diversity?
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Jettison the cargo
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Gettin’ Foldy with the Dual-screen Web (Part II)
Thoughts on dual-screen web design
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Gettin’ Foldy with the Dual-screen Web (Part I)
Making my first dual-screen web app
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“We‘re in a rebuild the plane while flying situation”
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RFC 1925 - The Twelve Networking Truths
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Austin Revealed: Civil Rights Stories
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Jon Batiste: Tiny Desk Concert
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Tradeoffs and Shifting Complexity
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Five Key Milestones in the Life of a Design System
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Initial Impressions of WSL 2
13× Faster than WSL 1
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Oh, the Paywalls You'll Meet
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Low-Challenge, High-Skill Tasks in Terrible Times
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My tall friend Christopher
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Maintaining Performance
Or... How I shaved ~33s off my page load by fixing fonts
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What's in a Database Table Name?
That which we call our rows, by any other name would smell as sweet.
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HTML: The Inaccessible Parts
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A Two Settings Problem
How I fixed two vexing Windows mysteries
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The Web is Industrialized and I helped industrialize it
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How to Start a Podcast
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When Public Speaking Goes Wrong
In which I share some horror stories from my public speaking experiences
2019
32 posts-
Twenty Nineteen
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Everything I Know About Remote Work
A free eBook to help your company build a successful remote working culture
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Why <details> is Not an Accordion
tl;dr -
<summary>is a button and buttons eat semantics -
Five packages
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Working with pain
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Malloc
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Squandered Star Wars Characters
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Is Using Coil to Monetize Prompts Gonna Work?
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Introducing Prompts
An Inktober-inspired daily drawing app
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Weeknotes #9
Home offices, books, and OKRs
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Sticks and Ropes.
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What I Like About Eleventy
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Weeknotes #8
Onigiri, speaking, and the end of summer
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What I Like About Vue
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Weeknotes #7
Anniversaries and lost phones
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The Three Evils of Society
Dr. King addresses the triple evils of Racism, War, and Poverty
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Books on Management
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Getting Settled at the New Dave Rupert LLC HQ
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Weeknotes #6
Travels Across Texas and Nebraska. Mountains and Memorials.
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Weeknotes #5
I turned 39 this past week.
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Itemizing Responsibilities
How I'm using Notion to quantify my life
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Weeknotes #4
Back from Mexico and I cleared out my RSS reader
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Goodbye Google Analytics, Hello Fathom
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Some Unsolicited Blogging Advice
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Perceived Velocity through Version Numbers
How version numbering effects our technology choices and why I think we need HTML6 and CSS4
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Anthology of Mute Buttons in Voice Chat Apps
“Sorry, I was muted.”
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The State of Agile Software in 2018
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Weeknotes #3
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Weeknotes #2
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Accessible Page Navigation in Single Page Apps
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4 Things I Miss About Mac
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Angular, Autoprefixer, IE11, and CSS Grid Walk into a Bar...
Stop me if you've heard this one.
2018
39 posts-
Twenty Eighteen
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Weeknotes #1
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#EdgeGoesChromium
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The Good Path
The kind of blogging I like
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Afro-American Work Songs in a Texas Prison
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Concerns of the Self, the Team, and the Org
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How Mega Man 11's Levels Do More With Less
Game Maker's Toolkit
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Hard Costs of Third-Party Scripts
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4 Podcast Arcs Worth Listening To
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If Statements Should Cost $10,000 Each
An exciting new thought technology for software project estimation
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Color Cycling with Workers
Irresponsible fun with images on the brand new Paravel site
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Ch-Ch-Ch-Changes
The end of a long, hard summer.
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Repetitive Strain
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A11Y Nutrition Cards
Presenting Accessible Expectations in a Consumable Manner
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Twitchonomics
Popular games will just get more popular
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Assistive Technologies I Test With
Based on a Q&A question on how I (a non-accessibility professional) test accessibility
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Fixing these webs
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The Caves of Steel
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The Righteous Mind
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When
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What’s Golf for People Like Me?
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Telepresence
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The React is “just” JavaScript Myth
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My Struggle with Testing Code
Knowing what to test, how to test, and how to decouple efficiently.
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Webdev on Windows with WSL and VS Code
The 2018 Edition of my step-by-step guide of setting up Linux, Git, Ruby, Rails, Python, Node, and Visual Studio Code on Windows 10
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Larry Tesler Interview: The Laws of Interaction Design
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The Eponymous Laws of Tech
A compendium of tech-related laws, fallacies, and other wisdom
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Prototyping and the Wintergatan Marble Machine
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How Much Are Podcasts Worth?
Or crowdfunded content in general?
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Pitfalls of Card UIs
An optimistic design choice that ends up compounding complexity
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#davewentandroid
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The Four Jobs in Web Design
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Animated SVG Radial Progress Bars
Using a single path SVG, a smidge of CSS, and ~6 lines of JavaScript
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Machines are Ahead of Morals...
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The Mammoth
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Cheapass Parallax
In about ~6 lines of code.
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Bad Month for the Main Thread
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Endless Content
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Introducing ❬ASIDE❭ QUEST
A video games podcast for people who are too busy to play video games
2017
34 posts-
Twenty Seventeen
A Year in Review Post
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More Insidiously Still...
Yesterday was a sad day for net neutrality.
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March
The best book I read in 2017 was a graphic novel about the Civil Rights Movement
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Cognitive Overload
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4 Documentaries about Animation
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4 Documentaries about Game Dev
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4 YouTube Channels for Web Devs
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Team Incentives in Overwatch
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Happier HTML5 Form Validation
Native HTML5 Form Validation. The way you want it. In 6 lines of code.
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The Medium
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Is Heart the greatest rock band ever?
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Me listening to any song by The Police
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Transpiled for-of Loops are Bad for the Client
Or... How we increased browser compatibility and reduced our JavaScript bundle 10% by using a different kind of for-loop.
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The Era of Newshammer
Notes about my bigger, font'y'er, and more themeable redesign
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A good science fiction story...
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Dave Goes to the Microsoft Edge Web Summit 2017
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Breaking the Grid
Two ways to break CSS Grid and how to fix it
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Jonathan Haidt: The moral roots of liberals and conservatives
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Disalienation: Why Gender is a Text Field on Diaspora
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Shigeru Miyamoto's 1999 GDC Keynote
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The Problem with IE9
And the dilemma of supporting older browsers
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Jekyll Includes are Cool
And my slow conversion over to Web Components
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Namespaces
One of those groany posts about job titles
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4 Things I Know About Pattern Libraries
And one thing I don't...
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Having a Hard Time
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Initial Impressions of CSS Grid Layout
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In-somecontext Sass Partials
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How Buildings Learn
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Thoughts on Negative Margins
TL;DR I don't trust 'em.
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Hassle-free Full Bleed with *:not()
Breaking out of container DIVs with this one weird trick
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My Bash on Windows Dev Environment
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My PocketCHIP
A quirky little customizable device for surfing the web, playing games, and writing blog posts.
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Disneyland and the Character Machine
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APT Features that Web Tooling Craves
2016
26 posts-
Dave Builds a PC
Zen and the Art of PC Maintenance
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Addiction, the Mobile Currency
The Repercussions of an Attention-based Economy
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The Shitlord in the Forum Problem
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Desktop is Lava
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How I'd Save Windows Phone
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Super Mario 64 - 1996 Developer Interviews
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The Shock of the New: Trouble in Utopia
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The Web Is Ruined and I ruined it
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Windows Shutdown Crapfest
Moishe Lettvin explains why Windows Vista shutdown menu had Switch User, Log Off, Lock, Restart, Sleep, Hibernate, and Shut Down
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I don't care about accessibility
Kicking off a week of #oldgold posts with one of my favorites, Jeffrey Veen declaring that he doesn't care about accessibility.
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Hidden Expectations
The hardest parts of the Web are the invisible parts.
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Solvable Chunks: One Week Video Game
How I built a Massive Multiplayer Online HTML5 Canavs Game in One Week
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The #davegoeswindows Finale
TL;DR I'm sticking with Windows
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A Standard System of Measurements?
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Ruby on Rails on Bash on Ubuntu on Windows
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Dave Goes Build
Microsoft invited me out to their annual developer conference
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Responsive Product Comparison Tables
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Alternate Realities
A follow-up to my lament about Lists, Details, and Flows
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Lists, Details, and Flows
A lament around interface design
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Jekyll on Bash on Ubuntu on Windows
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Dave Goes Back to Mac for 20 Minutes
Yup, I'm still enjoying these Always Sunny-style titles.
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Spring Cleaning
This man broke up with jQuery and Web Fonts and you won't believe what happened next!
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Screencasts on a (Performance) Budget
How to record and optimize HTML5 video screencasts on Mac, iOS, and Windows 10
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Light Frames, Great Content
An approach to building modern websites.
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Dear Github
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#davegoeswindows check-in
Entering month five of being on Windows, I thought it would be nice to check-in on my progress.
2015
25 posts-
Intrinsic Placeholders with the Picture Element
Picture + Intrinsic ratios = My new bestfwend.
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The Cost of Frameworks
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Chrometophobia
My dark shadow, a fear of money
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On Hurk-Jerk
Mixed emotions on progressive critical path rendering
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Dave Goes to the Microsoft Store
Hardware failures, Troubleshooting, System Restores, Microsoft Stores, DRAMA!
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The Invisible Hand of the Barista
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Windows Editors and Shells
The nuts and bolts of my dev environment setup.
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Making a Video Game
Trying to complete a goal from my childhood
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Side Products
Building a micro social network in your spare time.
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Developing on Windows
What is and isn't working on my dev environment as #davegoeswindows
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Dave is Going Windows
To celebrate the launch of Windows 10, here's an update on #davegoeswindows
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Every Browser is the New IE (to me)
A list of all the pet features I want in browsers
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DUCK!
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Children of the Magenta (Automation Paradox, pt. 1)
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The Gruen Effect
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A Special Feature
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Loki’s Wager
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Apple and Google Race to See Who Can Kill the App First
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Progressive Apps: Escaping Tabs Without Losing Our Soul
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What’s New in Web Development in WebKit and Safari
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The Economic Value of Rapid Response Time
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The Desktop Conundrum
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#davegoeswindows?
Mac Monoculture vs. Device Diversity
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Deploy a Password Protected Jekyll Site on Heroku with Dropbox
We may have stumbled on one of the Holy Grails in Client Services
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Ol’ John Henry
Can Web Design Beat the Machines?
2014
8 posts-
COMIC: How Mobile Browsers Market Themselves
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COMIC: How Browsers Market Themselves
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Mental Adoption Process
How I acclimate to new and exciting technologies.
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Web Archeology
Restoring some of the history of the web, the 1994 Microsoft.com homepage
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RWD Bloat Part II
A step-by-step walkthrough of making my site faster.
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RWD Bloat
Responsive web design gets a bad rap for poor web performance. I investigate. News at 11.
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Sharing Podcasts
How we can use technology to save podcasting!
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2014: The year we all go 4K
Sub-$1000 4K displays and how they relate to responsive web design.
2013
11 posts-
Caption Everything
Using HTML5 to create a real-time closed captioning system.
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Garbage in the Walls
A post about craftsmanship and garbage
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So I trolled The White House...
The tale of a parody bug report that grew and grew.
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A Renewed Perspective
What two weeks of paternity leave taught me about being Mobile Only.
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Ughck. Images.
A follow-up post to my 2012 "Mo’ Pixels, Mo’ Problems" article for A List Apart
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Introducing TimeJump
Drop-in deep linking for audio and video podcasts.
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Responsive Deliverables
In a world of growing front-end complexity, what are we handing off to clients?
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Ideas of March
Every year, #ideasofmarch reminds me of what originally got me into web design—the blogging. This is my first time to get off my ass and partake.
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#Protip for Startups
Why startups might want to more rapidly embrace RWD.
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The A11Y Project
Introducing The Accessibility Project, an open source project that aims to make accessibility easier for front end developers.
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2013, the year the Mayans forgot.
The year I hopefully become a better programmer.
2012
4 posts-
Em-limited Content
A relative approach to typographic measure.
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A brander newer blog
"I want to redesign my blog" is the designer's curse. Thusly, I revamped my blog from the inside out. Here are all the gory details.
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Making Video.js Fluid for RWD
Video.js is a pretty, smooth, CSS-styleable video polyfill and my Google-Fu didn't return any responsive examples, so I grokked this out.
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Uncle Dave's Ol' Padded Box
Recently on ShopTalk, we were asked about our favorite CSS tricks. I thought I'd share a new trick I've been playing with in my RWD workflow.
2011
6 posts-
Responsive Image Hierarchy
Image Height == Image Importance.
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Responsive Video Embeds with FitVids
I'm pleased to announce FitVids, a Paravel + Chris Coyier venture.
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Tiny Apps on Tiny Devices
As if 10K Apart wasn't already challenging enough, this year submissions have to be responsive.
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Interaction
New technologies are being added to the browser faster than we can blog about them.
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Two-Tone Borders with CSS3
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AustinJS Lettering.js Presentation
2010
8 posts-
40 Things I Learned From Side Projects
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Lettering.JS
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Web Performant WordPress
80% of the time users wait for a web page is because of the frontend.
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Fuck Yeah Mobile Web
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Dribbble Wordpress Plugin
We were drafted, we fell in love, we made a WordPress plugin.
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A Brand New Design
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Processor Fans Are A Part Of UX
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Audio, the silent browser killer