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Photographs From Future Of Web Design New York 2011
For the past few years I’ve snapped some photos here and there as an attendee at FOWD. This year I stepped it up and covered the event as the official photographer for FOWD NYC 2011. With 2 simultanious tracks, and … Continue reading
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WordCamp NYC Photos And Links
Last Saturday I had the opportunity to attend “WordCamp NYC 2010”: on the Baruch College campus. The day started with a morning full of 5 minute lightning talks to help attendees choose which session to attend in the afternoon. I was up front taking photos of the speakers, photos are now up on flickr
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The Book, It’s Real!
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The CSS Pocket Guide
Alternate Title: What I did on my Summer Work-cation
This blog has been a bit quiet the last few months—a direct result of spending all of my non-work hours writing my first book. The CSS Pocket Guide, the results of all that effort, was just sent off to the printers earlier this week and hits the bookstores on October 25.
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PNHTagTest Now On GitHub
Taking a moment away from a truly busy summer of client work and other fun projects to bring you this little announcement:
There’s now a permanent home on GitHub for PNHTagtest, a little piece code that I’ve had floating around for ages as an aid for building and reviewing CSS on a project.
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