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  1. Gridlessness and modern CSS Thereā€™s never been a better time to learn (or re-learn) CSS. learning
  2. Mark Mothersbaugh on creativity and technology Surfacing a delightful interview on synths and sketchbooks. creativity
  3. Learn JavaScript with Morten Rand-Hendriksen Learn the webā€™s scripting language in 10 chapters. learning
  4. An engine, a building, a garden Thoughts on personal websites, including this one. redesign
  5. Accessibility and Performance A few handy code snippets and more. redesign
  6. Design Justice Principles Thinking about co-creation as a force for good. design
  7. Cedric Johnson on Public Goods and Inequality Beyond slogans and cynicism. Identifying complexity and contradiction. scholarship
  8. Books finished in 2020 I finished 12,237 pages and 39 books. books
  9. Scaffolding Setting up a structure for the cascade. redesign
  10. Web fonts and base HTML My rationale for these new fonts, plus a poor manā€™s style guide. redesign
  11. Learn HTML with Jen Simmons In less time than an ā€œAvengersā€ movie, you can learn the fundamental language of the web. learning
  12. Ready for a Newww Year Thinking and planning an open redesign. redesign
  13. MMXX Surviving, not thriving in the plague year. personal
  14. Books finished in 2019 I finished 7,122 pages and 22 books. books
  15. Books finished in 2018 I finished 14,345 pages and 44 books. books
  16. Books finished in 2017 I finished 12,457 pages and 39 books. books
  17. Books finished in 2016 I finished 5,323 pages and 17 books. books
  18. JavaScript is not your interface. My review of Adaptive Web Design by Aaron Gustafson. books
  19. Many best practices Thereā€™s more than one way to skin a website. design
  20. Becoming an everyday developer What to learn, how to learn it, and what to learn next. learning
  21. Everyday developers On specialization, generalization, and being no stranger to change. design
  22. Reading is hazardous Mary Ruefleā€™s writing is a blow to the skull and a balm to the soul. books
  23. Collaborating on the new Tumbleweeds site Communication, prototyping, and tools to build a simple, beautiful site that works everywhere. process
  24. Deploy An obligatory first blog post. personal