Creating the Schedule // beyond tellerrand
Marc and I have chatted before about the challenges involved in arranging the flow of talks at a conference. It’s great that he’s sharing his thoughts here.
Archive: April 16th, 2015
“Woah!”
“…!”
…
“Shall we watch it again?“
“Yeah!”
(I think you can guess which trailer @wordridden and I just watched.)
Fishy on a dishy.
Fish head.
ABC Warrior.
Neologism coined by @AllMarkedUp in today’s front-end pow-wow:
Modyfill
A polyfill for a feature that modernizr says isn’t supported.
Choosing tonight’s dinner.
Going to see a man about a fish.
ConferenceCall.biz
This is just like a real conference call.
Trigger warning: this is just like a real conference call.
Andy on the beach.
Fish’n’chips on the beach.
100 words 025
I often get asked what resources I’d recommend for someone totally new to making websites. There are surprisingly few tutorials out there aimed at the complete beginner. There’s Jon Duckett’s excellent—and beautiful—book. There’s the Codebar curriculum (which I keep meaning to edit and update; it’s all on Github).
Now there’s a new resource by Damian Wielgosik called How to Code in HTML5 and CSS3. Personally, I would drop the “5” and the “3”, but that’s a minor quibble; this is a great book. It manages to introduce concepts in a logical, understandable way.
And it’s free.
So @LotteJackson is literally keeping tabs on @ScottJehl’s @ABookApart meisterwerk.
Colour co-ordinated too.
Mia is visiting @Clearleft. Yay!
[this is aaronland] did I mention it vibrates?
history is time breaking up with itself
A great piece of hypertext from Aaron on the purpose of museums, the Copper Hewitt Pen, and matter battles.