It’s the end of the year as we know it.
And I feel…
Journal archive: 2014
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The Session trad tune machine
Hardware hacking for traditional Irish music.
Responsible Web Components
Extending the wheel, instead of reinventing it.
Mindcraft
A collaboration between Clearleft and the Wellcome Trust.
Commons People
The tragicomedy of the creative commons.
Interstelling
For all its flaws, Interstellar is boldly brilliant.
Webiness
What the web is(n’t).
Home
Reports of the death of the personal site has been greatly exaggerated.
Just what is it that you want to do?
Progressive, not regressive, enhancement.
Be progressive
Progressive enhancement, developer convenience, and isomorphic JavaScript.
A question of markup
Choosing the right HTML elements: why bother?
Indie web building blocks
Small pieces, loosely stacked.
Stupid brain
Brain betrayal in Brooklyn.
Celebrating CSS
Here’s to the next twenty years.
Habitasteroids
What I did at Science Hack Day San Francisco.
When Jeremy met Jason
Presentation Inception. BWAAAAAAAMP!
Polyfills and products
Trying to write long-lasting code when you’re working in an agency.
On tour
Thank you, Europe. Next stop, America.
Other days, other voices
The power of the spoken word, recorded.
Indie Web Camp UK 2014
A productive weekend.
Web Components
Hopes and fears.
dConstruct 2014
Important. Serious. Rewarding. Inspiring.
This week in Brighton
Reasons To Be Creative, Dots, Improving Reality, Indie Web Camp, Maker Faire, Laser Synths, and of course, dConstruct.
Georgina Voss at dConstruct
Jen Lowe can’t make it (alas!) but Georgina Voss has saved the day (yay!).
Security for all
I want the web to be delivered over https:// but we might be in for a rough period of transition.
Anab Jain at dConstruct
The line-up for this year’s dConstruct just gets better and better.
Code refactoring for America
Committing CSS heresy for more maintainable markup.
Responding
A pair of responsive design events in London.
dConstruct 2014 schedule
A day of brilliant talks from start to finish—guaranteed!
Adactibots
Replicating my URL structure on Twitter.
Indie Web Camp Brighton
Right after dConstruct.
Overcast and Huffduffer
Two great tastes that go great together.
Cory Doctorow at dConstruct 2014
The wheel turns full circle.
The tide
Living in a world that feels wrong.
For Chloe
Donations in her memory.
Chloe
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A new website for dConstruct 2014
A handsome redesign with a touch of playfulness.
#beepcheeks
Responsive Day Out 2: The Squishening
Responsive Day Out activities
Welcome to Brighton.
The telescope in the woods
A trip to the Baldone Schmidt telescope in Latvia.
Responsive Day Out 2: The Scheduling
Everything you need to know about your trip to the seaside.
Normal
The Greater Internet Fuckwad Theory still holds true.
Notes from a small website
Posting to Twitter from adactio.com
The more the merrier at Responsive Day Out 2
Did you miss out on getting a ticket? It’s not too late!
Ten years of dConstruct
This year’s event will mark a decade of dConstruct. Don’t miss it.
Selfish publishing
It’s not you, it’s me.
dConstruct tickets
Not long now.
Seams
There is a crack, a crack in everything. That’s how the light gets in.
Talking and travelling
Boston to Austin to Baltimore to San Diego.
URLy warning
Chrome is testing a new way to burn the village in order to save it.
Analytical
Whither Google Analytics and Do Not Track?
Huffduff up and up
Some numbers behind the audio.
Announcing dConstruct 2014
Living With The Network
Fragmentions
Deeper linking for deeper thinking.
Higher standards
Fighting for the web.
The tragedy of the commons
Digital destruction courtesy of the Brooklyn Museum.
Connections #2
Come along to chat about organisational stuff’n’shit.
dConstruct 2013 videos
Relive the magic of the world’s finest conference.
Browsiness
It’s a wide, wide web.
24 hours to go
Grab your ticket for Responsive Day Out 2 tomorrow.
Notes from the edge
Thoughts prompted by the Edge Conference in London.
9,125 days later
219,000 hours of wonder.
Return of the Responsive Day Out
It’s baaa-ack!
Making progress
A simple little pattern for form submissions.
Brighton workshops
Seb and Remy will be dropping knowledge bombs.
Async, Ajax, and animation
Hijax, Youjax, we all jax for Pjax.
Continuum
The web is not a platform.
Cake for America
Code for America. Cake for Anna.
Launching for America
The new Code for America website is live. That was quick!
Climbing Mount Responsive
Three days in Munich.
Workshoppers of the world
Divide and take over.
ABC
Alt text for sheet music.
Connections: Weak Signals
Popping the Connections cherry in style at 68 Middle Street.
Spirit
The web is its own award.
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Brainstorming a markup pattern.
The complexity of HTML
The simplicity of HTML.
Communication for America
Transatlantic client calls.
Pattern sharing
The front-end style guide for Code for America.
Coding for America
Fuck yeah!
Connections
Thinky, thinky, talky, talky.
Hackfarming Tiny Planner
Hold me closer.
Chüne
Churn on, Chüne in, chrop out.
Writing from home
Personal publishing.
Playing TAG
A meet’n’greet with the W3C’s Technical Architecture Group.
New year
Much like the old year.