The Quest for the Perfect Workflow
Today I spoke at jQuery UK on my Quest to find the Perfect Workflow. This post provides detailed information; slides and the links to the material mentioned in my talk. Now updated with screencast!
Please Vote For Me
'Secrets of the Browser Developer Tools' has been nominated for a NET award. If you've found the site useful, I'd really appreciate your vote.
Creating a List of Posts in Assemble
In the previous post, I showed how to get started with Assemble. Now we have content, let's look at how we can create a list of posts.
Getting Started With Assemble
Want to create a static site blog with Assemble? You've come to the right place. This in-depth tutorial will get you started with creating a blog in Assemble!
Shrinkwrap Your Dependencies
Front end development has evolved over the last couple of years thanks to `npm` popularised by task runners such as Grunt and Gulp. Thanks to our package.json files, it's easy for another developer to get set up on our project in seconds by typing `npm install`. But what happens when some time has passed and your project dependencies have moved on? A new version of a package may introduce a new bug, or completely change its functionality altogether.
New Year, New Site, New Me?
I've redesigned my site! Come read about what's changed and how I did it.
A Look Back at 2013
2013 was an eventful year for me both professionally and personally. I worked on a multitude of different projects in a variety of clients in a number of countries.
jQuery On and Off Namespacing
Being able to apply and remove events with `on()` and `off()` is great, but sometimes there is a requirement to either trigger or remove a subset of events that have been added to an element. Here's how!
Beginning Web Development
There are so many things to learn in web development now that it can feel incredibly overwhelming - but it can also be very rewarding. What fascinated me about web development was the ability to create - I love to create - and when I started out building web pages I found it incredibly easy to express my creativity with HTML and CSS in just a few lines of code. Here's some tips for if you're just starting out!
Media Queries: The Next Generation
2012 really felt like a progressive step forward for Responsive Web Design. Using a responsive grid became popular as a convienent way of handling column configurations over breakpoints. Using these techniques, we could ensure that content was king and provide the optimal experience for our users regardless of how they were viewing our web page. But for all the possibilities media queries allow, there appears to be a problem with the current selection of available conditions.