Remove Table of Contents From a Jekyll RSS Feed
Note from the Editor: The following method will only work if you self-host your Jekyll site. GitHub Pages doesn’t allow custom plugins. As you may have noticed, I added table of…More
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I used to do this for work; I may have some opinions.
The Meaning of AMP
Jeremy Keith: At AMP Conf, the Google Search team were at pains to repeat over and over that AMP pages wouldn’t get any preferential treatment in search results …but they appear…More
Performance Tuning Cloud.typography Fonts
I’ve used fonts from Cloud.typography for about two years now. I love Hoefler & Co.’s family of typefaces—this site uses Whitney. But the problem has always been the performance hog…More
Saying Goodbye to Firebug
Jan Honza Odvarko: Firebug has been a phenomenal success. Over its 12-year lifespan, the open source tool developed a near cult following among web developers. When it came out in 2005,…More
Transpiled for-of Loops Are Bad for the Client
Dave Rupert: This story is just a personal reminder for me to repeatedly question what our tools spit out. I don’t want to be the neophobe in the room but I…More
Rebuilding Slack.com
Mina Markham on Several People Are Coding: In August, we released a major redesign of slack.com, and we want to give you a peek behind-the-scenes. Rebuilding our marketing website was a…More
Microsoft Updates Edge with CSS Grid Support
This is excellent news. CSS Grid is now in Edge 16. Still no support in IE 11, and I don’t see that changing. This puts us in an excellent spot,…More
How Do I Keep Up With the Web?
I got the following question from a nice fellow by the name of Chris Martin: Hi Tim, Your event on CSS Grid popped up in my Twitter feed today. Awesome! That got…More
Tickets on Sale for My CSS Grid Workshop
You may have noticed that I’m obsessed with CSS Grid. I’ve been making all types of things with it and loving it. When you see the new things possible for…More
Moving to Netlify
In June 2015, I set out on a bold journey. One where no one had gone before. If you’re thinking of space, hell yea that would be amazing, but no.…More
A Sticky Situation
Ethan Marcotte: Last week, I thought I’d clean up my blog entries a bit. (Yep. I’m that fun.) Before, there were a couple short but dense paragraphs, each containing a truckload…More
Be Kinder to Each Other
Hui Jing after reading some negative comments on the Update CSS Grid page of the Windows Developer Feedback site: The world is not a perfect place. Life is not fair. But…More
CSS is Not Broken
Keith J. Grant: You cannot be proficient in JavaScript until you understand coercion, prototypal inheritance, and asyncronous(sic) flow control. Likewise, in CSS, you have to understand the cascade, inheritance, and the…More
Hassle-free Full Bleed
Dave wrote this the day I went to Vegas and I haven’t had time to write about it. Let’s say you’re making a blog post layout. Content is entered into a…More
Personal Site Redesigned
Three months ago, I set out to redesign my personal site. I usually start feeling the itch every year or so. I don’t really know what version this is, but…More