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Monthly Archives: July, 2015

Become A Command-Line Power User With Oh-My-ZSH And Z

The command line is increasingly becoming a part of every web developer's workflow. With tools like Grunt, Gulp and Bower leveraging the increase in...

SweetAlert.js: A Prettier and More Flexible Alternative to alert(0)

Websites have become more comprehensive and complex applications over time. Website interactions are often confirmed with an alert. The browser's standard warning suffices for...

A Simple Workflow From Development To Deployment

In this article I'll be taking a look at how to build a simple yet robust workflow for developing sites that require PHP and...

Bringing Sanity and Order to Device Testing

It seems like every other day the public is granted some new means of accessing the web. Some days it's a new browser. Others...

Outside the shack, or “How to be a technology gigolo”

Almost four years ago, I waxed hillbilly on how nice it was to stick with what you knew, at least for side projects. At...

Material Design Icons, Goodies and Starter Kits

It's always great to have a little toolbox with just the right tools waiting for you when you need them. What if you are...

“Web Design Is Dead.” No, It Isn’t.

Every now and then we see discussions proclaiming a profound change in the way we design and build websites. Be it progressive enhancement1, the...

Online Marketing Basics #7: Introduction to Video Marketing

Welcome to part 7 of our Online Marketing series that will cover online video marketing. We will not discuss how to shoot a viral...

Measuring Success in Developer Relations

Developer relations is an integral part of many software companies that hope to win the hearts and minds of developers. You may refer to...

Dealing with Feedback

Tom Fishburne shares a pretty funny comic on how to give and receive feedback. While this is from a Marketing standpoint, we can...

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