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- Show DN: Authentic F&F (authenticff.com)
- An Introduction to React Native (authenticff.com)
- An Introduction to React JS: Becoming a Cool Kid (authenticff.com)
- Show DN: Updated Personal Site / Medium Facade (bryanthughes.com)
- The Unfair Truth About How Creative People Succeed (entrepreneur.com)
- What's beyond remote work (authenticff.com)
- Development Workflows: Frontend Architecture for Building Websites (authenticff.com)
- Nurturing Your Creative Motivation (authenticff.com)
- Stop Hating on Trends (authenticff.com)
- From ExpressionEngine to Craft CMS (authenticff.com)
Posted to Zeroqode will usher us into a codeless future, Jan 12, 2018 Posted to Above the fold is a myth, Aug 05, 2017 This would be useful if it wasn't so snarky. No way I could send clients here to try and convince them of a point they already don't' believe.
Posted to Interface Lovers: Ian Williams — Mono Mono, May 25, 2017 Yes! Ian rules
Posted to Show DN: Authentic F&F, in reply to Matt Helbig , Jun 15, 2016 Thanks Matt!
Posted to Show DN: Authentic F&F, Jun 15, 2016 Hey everyone, we launched our updated website today and wanted to share it :)
We hope you enjoy!
Posted to Introducing the new Framer, Apr 13, 2016 At what point do you just learn to code using normal web languages? I get wanting a tool like Principle that's very drag and drop'y, but you might as well just learn to write javascript at this point...
Posted to Remote Life: Making Exercise a Priority, in reply to Jessa Clark , Apr 04, 2016 Give a read to the previous article in the series on nutrition: http://authenticff.com/journal/remote-life-nutrition-for-the-dispersed-workforce
Posted to Designers. Work better with developers., Mar 18, 2016 As a developer, thank you! Very thoughtful piece here that touches on legitimate things developers deal with, often times getting overlooked.
Posted to The first grid.io sites have surfaced and they're kinda terrible, Mar 08, 2016 Riddle me this:
Dreamweaver was criticized for writing poorly constructed code. Back then (5 - 10 years?) your average website was obviously much simpler than websites are now.
Fast forward to modern times. New apps are coming out with the same value-add Dreamweaver was selling back then. They undoubtedly have more robust technology than Dreamweaver; however, websites have also gotten much more complex.
Why do people think these new incarnations will be any better? Dreamweaver was OK for building amateur'ish websites back then, [new app X] will be good for building amateur'ish websites now.
I don't get how people are surprised about this?
Posted to Ask DN: What books to read in 2016?, Jan 21, 2016 I wrote a medium article at the end of last year going over all my reads. I'd say the best ones I'd have to recomend are:
- The Obstacle is the Way
- Meditations
- How to win friends and influence people
- Reinventing Organizations
- Pushing Design & Code Down the Priority List
- An Annotated webpack 4 Config for Frontend Web Development (nystudio107.com)
- Low Poly Scenes by Jona Dinges (blog.productdisrupt.com)
- In Defense of Design Thinking, Which Is Terrible (subtraction.com)
- Brand new Typeform (typeform.com)
- Not thinking about business is bad design (podcast w IDEO biz design director) (beyondusers.com)
- How to get an Awwward (awwwards.com)
- Parcel - Blazing fast, zero configuration web application bundler (parceljs.org)
- Expanding Grid Item Animation (tympanus.net)
- Stripe elements (stripe.com)
If you think there will be a codeless future...