Weeklies for 02-17-07

Slivers 17 February 2007 | 3 Comments

This new category, links, features my web discoveries for the week. This of it as an equivalent to kottke’s remaindered links.

General

Tech

  • I’m #30 on BuzzFeed’s buzz. Dear BuzzFeed, I never said I didn’t like your content; I said I didn’t particularly love it. I note a distinction between the two, the latter being that I think it’s okay, but it’s not the best thing since sliced watermelon. No hard feelings, eh?
  • ALA’s Multi-Column Layout article has changed the way I think of CSS design. Way to think outside the box; I cannot give enough props.
  • I was confounding myself with my stylesheets and the ill-mannered conventions I was applying to them. PHPied’s “CSS Coding Conventions” suggests some great conventions that have immensely improved my stylesheets. I especially like the cascading naming convention, dash separated, to improve selector readability.
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3 Responses on “Weeklies for 02-17-07”

  1. Stoyan says:

    Hi Jennifer,

    I’m happy you liked some of my CSS convention ideas. Like I was saying in the article, I find that any convention is better than none, so it makes my code more predictable, meaning you know where to expect to find stuff. It helps even if I’m the only one managing the CSS and for a team it’s even more important.

    Thanks and all the best,
    Stoyan

  2. I’d like to point out that Wikitravel is neither owned by or associated with Real People (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Real_People). Please don’t get Skip Stephenson’s lawyer on my ass.

  3. Jennifer says:

    Sorry about that, Evan! I put that trademark in jokingly. I’ve never heard of that show (that’s too telling of my youth). I took the ™ out.

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