Author: tracy

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.

In the realm of digital and creative agencies that work with WordPress as their primary platform, there are a few major players whose names keep coming up time and time again. Their employees and affiliates show up at every WordCamp (often as speakers and organizers), they have notable core and lead developers on their staff,…

At last year’s CSS Dev Conf, one of the more outstanding presentations I saw was Micah Godbolt’s “Raising a Banner for the Front-End Architect.” It was a powerful and motivational piece that aimed to bring recognition to the fact that front end development is development, and that as a discipline, front end development is every bit as…

More than ever, I am convinced that a tweet I threw out to the wilds while waiting for my kids to get ready for bed one night will be my everlasting legacy. Check out 0:52 of this video from Mashable:

Recently, I got some intriguing direct messages from Nick, a friend of mine from the D.C. Sass meetup. He told me that one of General Assembly’s WordPress instructors hadn’t worked out, and wanted to know if I’d be interested in teaching a class about once a month or so. It sounded intriguing, so I followed…

I normally hate New Year’s resolutions and don’t make them, but after a crazy-busy 2014, I realize that a few things need to change in my life.