As people complained that I post too many links to follow on Twitter (it is my stream of consciousness – as I find it, I post it), I’m starting to release these link lists every few days now. Hopefully that helps. Pure CSS Drawing Essentials – the top 5 CSS properties Diana Smith relies on […]

A few weeks ago I was asked by IT Career Energizer to be a guest on their show. Yesterday they released the podcast. You can listen to the podcast and see the extensive notes there. According to them, my best answers were: (3.57) CHRIS – “Being flexible in your time and being flexible to actually […]

Over on the Codemotion magazine, they just released the video interviews shot at the Berlin edition last year. I had quite a lot of questions, spanning from AI and ethics, what machine learning means for our market up to how to learn JavaScript. There are two parts to the interview: In the first, I am […]

A few weeks ago I stumbled across a great resource, a typography cheat sheet explaining the proper names of all the different parts of letters. I thought it would be fun to turn this into an interactive cheat sheet and wondered how much would be involved. Turns out, it wasn’t that much, so here is […]

This morning I tweeted a blog post about Back to Basics: Non-Navigating Links for JavaScript Handling and rightfully incurred the wrath of the Gunnar pointing out the flaws of the article. In essence, the article asks which of the five following examples is the correct one to create a link that invokes some JavaScript functionality: […]