Codepen: Responsive Breadcrumbs
June 18, 2020 -I love Codepen, and don’t doodle around with it nearly as much as I should. I recently discovered that my most viewed Pen was an... View Article
I love Codepen, and don’t doodle around with it nearly as much as I should. I recently discovered that my most viewed Pen was an... View Article
The clipboard is one of the most under-appreciated functions of any computer; when you paste anything it’s the clipboard you have to thank. In my... View Article
Webflow and the #nocode movement rubbed me the wrong way when I first heard of them. There are few things I enjoy more than writing... View Article
I’ve never shared an early, messy workflow with anyone before, but I’ve been thinking a lot lately about different learning styles, and this is a... View Article
Early adopters and the eccentric will know all too well that you can’t always try a new piece of technology before buying it – sometimes... View Article
It’s sobering to think that the daily computer ergonomics I practice now will have massive impact over which decade of my life I’ll no longer... View Article
For me remote work has been an incredible tool. For over a decade working from home has been a once-a-week necessity. I have called it... View Article
It’s an exaggeration to say that everything that is fun will exacerbate a concussion’s symptoms, but for me it was only a tiny exaggeration. The amount of... View Article
Imagine opening your eyes and finding yourself unexpectedly in the foyer of a hospital. You’re alone. It’s suddenly night time, but your internal clock says it should be afternoon. How would you feel in that moment?
“Your main contribution to this company won’t be in code writing.” – this shocking statement came from the VP of Technology very early in my... View Article
In 2010 I began to dream about working a four day week. “What could be better than long weekends every week!?” I would ask my wife. At... View Article
Recently twitter-friend Chris Bowler was explaining some of his journalling and digital bible study process (which mirrors mine quite a bit); and touched on using... View Article
Every developer likely needs to use WordPress now and then! It’s so ubiquitous that it’s almost a fact of life. I recently did a lunch and learn... View Article
The act of reading in itself is naturally enjoyable. The consideration of new ideas, the unleashing of imagination, and that sweet “this is better than... View Article
Reading comes in so many flavours, from purely recreational, to on-point dutiful task. When it comes to study I like a pretty loose structure, and... View Article
E-ink readers are amazing, if you haven’t had a hands-on moment with an e-ink reader you should check it out. In this post of my... View Article
What a gift reading is. Communication and language are at the heart of what it means to be in society, community, relationship, and to express... View Article
I started using an ad blocker a couple years ago. While I like to experience the web in the most common way that an average... View Article
Sometimes music is too much for a situation, but silence won’t do either. Well really, studies are showing silence is best, but I’m in an... View Article
This week I read the Charles Dickens classic A Christmas Carol. This book is out of copyright, and you can get a digital copy free here.... View Article
It’s nice to be able to give back to the community. When I’m not busy leading a team or cranking out codez at work, I... View Article
Today I spent a lot of time thinking about filing cabinets. It all started when Dustin sent me this safety video. I guess these could... View Article