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Since I Can’t Check in, in Person- Here’s Where I’m At and What I’m Working on in 2021
While things should be getting better soon in terms of seeing people in person again (both here and on the road) we’re not quite there yet. To that end, here’s a quick rundown of where I I am and what I’m up to on the technology front. Day Job At present, I work for Eaton…
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HTML5 Boilerplate 8.0.0 Released
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…
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10 Years of HTML5 Boilerplate
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…
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HTML5 Boilerplate 7.3.0 Released
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…
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Using Github Actions to Publish the HTML5 Boilerplate npm Package
We just released HTML5 Boilerplate 7.3.0. As part of that release we integrated Github Actions in order to publish our npm package when we cut a Github release. Doing so was pretty easy. This is how I ended up doing it. To start, I enabled Github Actions for the repo. To do so check “Enable…