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CSS-Tricks Chronicle XXXVI
This is one of these little roundups of things going on with myself, this site, and the other sites that are part of the CSS-Tricks family.… Read article
CSS-Tricks Chronicle XXXV
I like to do these little roundups of things going on with myself, this site, and the other sites that are part of the CSS-Tricks family. … Read article
CSS-Tricks Chronicle XXXIV
Hey gang, time for another broad update about various goings on as we tend to do occasionally. Some various happenings around here, appearances on other sites, upcoming conferences, and the like.… Read article
CSS-Tricks Chronicle XXXIII
It's been many months since our last CSS-Tricks Chronicle. As a reminder, these are just little roundups of news of a slightly more personal nature and that of the site itself and surrounding projects.… Read article
CSS-Tricks Chronicle XXXII
Hey y'all! Time for a quick Chronicle post where I get to touch on and link up some of the happenings around the site that I haven't gotten to elsewhere.… Read article
CSS-Tricks Chronicle XXXI
All the latest happenings! As I like to do, I round up a bunch of things that have happened in the past few months around here on this site, over at CodePen and ShopTalk, and other sites where I got to be a guest or was involved somehow. There has been some big releases, some redesigns, and a bunch of guest podcasts.… Read article
CSS-Tricks Chronicle XXX
All the latest happenings around here on CSS-Tricks as well as on CodePen and ShopTalk. Recommended listening, news, upcoming conferences, things to watch for, and more. Wow, it's the 30th of these already!
CSS-Tricks Chronicle XXIX
A round up of goings-on related to me, this site, and related projects, as we are wont to do once in a while. I've had the good fortune of being a guest on a number of podcasts lately, so I'll link up those. I'll share some upcoming conferences I'll be at and news from CodePen and ShopTalk Show. … Read article
CSS-Tricks Chronicle XXVIII
I was interviewed by Justin Crawford on the Mozilla Hacks blog about cross browser compatibility.
… Read articleWhat motivates you to make the extra effort to build a cross-browser compatible site?
Money. People pay for websites that work for them. Here’s a little example: Just last week we were working on some drag-and-drop functionality in a new part of CodePen. Worked great in Chrome, didn’t work in either Firefox or Safari. Tim Holman, one of our front-end devs, had to spend a
CSS-Tricks Chronicle XXVII
Summer! It's been too long since I chronicle'd at ya. You know, where I chitchat about what's been going on in life, around here, and on my other projects. … Read article