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They started before it was even October in the United States and they’ve continue to grow across three of our repos over the past 20 hours. I can’t wait for another month of this! I really wish I could just opt our org out of this. The main project has 2000+ watchers!
It took a little longer than I expected, but we released HTML5 Boilerplate 8.0.0 yesterday. As I mentioned a few weeks ago, it’s the 10th anniversary release, and if I do say so myself, it’s a pretty good way to celebrate 10 years of the project. It was a lot of work getting this one […]
While we’re preparing an upcoming release, I didn’t want the day to go by without mentioning that ten years ago today, HTML5 Boilerplate was released. Here’s the story of the project as we wrote it up a few years ago. The History of HTML5 Boilerplate Sometime in 2009… “Wouldn’t it be great if we created […]
I use VS Code almost exclusively now. It’s the best editor for Angular and TypeScript and that’s where I spend most of my time these days. It’s also a pretty good all-around editor, so even when I’m not working in TypeScript I still use it. I recently found the need to edit a WordPress theme […]
We just released HTML5 Boilerplate 7.3.0. In addition to the changes below, we also started using Github Actions to publish our npm package. It was pretty easy. I wrote up the process. HTML5Boilerplate Changelog Updated to Modernizr 3.8 (2b2bb45) Updated to Gulp 4 (#2151) Updated package.json (#2162) and enabled package-lock.json (abe2087),(#2145) Remove redundant rules from […]