⇾ Useful Hard- and Software for Event Organisers
I have written a blog post on my beyond tellerrand blog about what hard- and software I use and used to run my events over the years.
I have written a blog post on my beyond tellerrand blog about what hard- and software I use and used to run my events over the years.
Hui Jing has written an in depth, complete and useful post about the display property and the new kids “flex” and “grid” …
⇾ Visit: How well do you know CSS display?
See the one and only Baldower live in concert. If you been to a #btconf, yes it’s crazy him ;)
⇾ Visit: Baldower (aka Tobi Lessnow) live
I totally have to agree to what Tobias says in his post “Work/Life balance is bullshit”. For me, there is no work/life balance either. They both go hand in hand.
⇾ Visit: I agree to what Tobias says
Accessible rating with animations. Github repo and live demo
⇾ Visit: Accessible rating with animations
Web fonts often are heavy and causing a long delay until your browser is able to use them. Webkit has mitigated this into these two areas:
⇾ Visit: Improved Font Loading
Useful tips for writing proper content for your newsletters.
⇾ Visit: Copywritng for Emails
There are plenty of resources to start learning HTML and CSS. This one, called MarkSheet, is very well done and fun to read in. See yourself.
⇾ Visit: MarkSheet
In my third episode of TWUMBLE Christian Heilmann joined me as a guest and we had a conversation about his start with computers, the web industry/community and much more. It has been a lovely half hour of chatting.
My second guest in TWUMBLE was Vitaly Friedman. While being in New York we had a very nice conversation about money, the future of Smashing Magazine, ads and ad blockers and much more.