• Let Me Direct You to the Quote of the Week.

    I have a real post queued up to go in an hour or two. To tide you over until then, I present the web development quote of the week: Since my attempts at capturing web developers’ hearts and minds by publishing fundamental research have failed miserably but my thirst for attention continues unabated, today I…

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  • How To Make a Web Site the Modern Way. Part 1: The Anatomy of an HTML Page

    HTML + CSS + JavaScript = Content + Style + Behavior This the one of the guiding principles of the way I make sites. We want to keep our content/data, in the form of HTML (HyperText Markup Language) code, neatly separated from the rules that tell the browser what it’s supposed to look like, in…

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  • How To Make a Web Site the Modern Way. Part 0: Introduction

    Well, I leaked it earlier this week, so I might as well get started. Welcome to How to Make a Web Site the Modern Way, a blog series outlining, to the best of my ability. how to build an HTML page using today’s best practices. The focus won’t be on specific coding techniques, although there…

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  • Starter Assets

    I just wanted to point folks to the small project I started on Google code- Starter Assets. It’s based on some work I did at Cramer to standardize the development process there. The idea was to provide a standard set of files and a standard file/folder structure for people to start with whenever they were…

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  • My Presentation From Last Night’s JavaScript Meetup

    Here’s the link I promised: JavaScript 101: Adding Interactivity to Your Site Using the World’s Most Popular Programming Language *A note on the title- I’m just repeating what Douglas Crockford said. To remix the quote about IBM, no JavaScript developer ever got fired for quoting Douglas Crockford** **Don’t quote me on that Again, I want…

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