Today my daughter starts a one-week summer camp at our local Earth Treks rock climbing center. She’s super-excited, and has been looking forward to this since I signed her up last December. Of course, there is always a catch. The summer camp scene here in the D.C. area is ultra-competitive, and this one was no […]
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Once upon a time, I worked at an agency. Mondays were great. Now, I’m a freelancer, and Mondays are much, much harder.
Continue reading Mondays Are Super Hard When You’re a Freelancer…
One of the most exciting developments in CSS in recent years is here with the advent of CSS is the Grid specification. View my slides from WordCamp Philadelphia and get on the grid!
How do you incorporate third-party libraries into your code while keeping things up-to-date? That’s pretty much what package managers were built for.
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Lately the news has been full of articles about encryption: Why would you want to serve your marketing sites to HTTPS? Here’s three reasons.
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I’m launching a new digital agency, Taupecat Studios, and bringing my years of experience to a new roster of clients.
Inspired by Liam Dempsey’s post, I thought I, too, should write about what I’m looking forward to most about WordCamp US, now that it’s less than one week away.
I say a melancholy good-bye to RP3 Agency, and look forward to the next opportunity ahead.
I originally wrote this piece about PostCSS as an internal post for my team at RP3 Agency, but I believe it might have relevance for front-end developers everywhere. The new hotness in the CSS world is something called “PostCSS”, which I haven’t completely figured out yet but am getting there. Basically, things that happen after your Sass (or […]
