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.
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.
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.
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!
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.
I was interviewed by Justin Crawford on the Mozilla Hacks blog about cross browser compatibility.
What 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 good part of a day implementing different fixes for both. Good thing we did that before launch, otherwise we surely would have turned some potential customers off.
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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.
Hey campers! I like doing these little updates once in awhile to shine a light on the goings-on of CSS-Tricks, related sites, and myself.