Earlier today my colleague Anton Kovalyov who works on the Firefox JavaScript Profiler ran across an interesting problem: if you have a table in the page and you want to colour every odd row differently to make it easier to read (christened as “Zebra Tables” by David F. Miller on Alistapart in 2004) the great […]

People who have seen me speak at one of the dozens of conferences I covered in the last year know that I am passionate about presenting and that I love covering topic from a different angle instead of doing a sales pitch or go through the motions of delivering a packaged talk over and over […]

A few years ago now, I spent two afternoons to write down all I knew back then about Developer Evangelism/Advocacy and created the Developer Evangelism Handbook. It has been a massive success in terms of readers and what I hear from people has helped a lot of them find a new role in their current […]

The video series “Everything wrong with $movie in $length minutes or less” by Cinema Sins is a big YouTube success and for a movie buff like me a lot of fun to watch. The team behind it take a lot of time to meticulously analyse goofs and issues in movies and mercilessly point them out […]

The second day of Chrome Developer Summit continued as strong as the first one, with few surprises but solid information. Here’s my personal reviews of the sessions – again to be taken with the knowledge that I spend a lot of times at conferences so there is less “new to me”. Blink: Behind the scenes […]