Tag: github
Embedded Gists in a Flexbox Layout: Too Soon?
I’ve been tidying up a bit around here and (for the most part) restructured the entire style layer of Monday By Noon to be both mobile-first and Flexbox based. I’m officially smitten with Flexbox and use it quite a bit now. I got caught up on an issue as I was updating existing content, specifically the code […]
Posted: May 01, 2016
The Gentle Art of Patch Review
Open source is wicked hard. It’s difficult on a number of levels, most of them social if we’re honest. It’s really difficult to express emotion as text. Whether that be in an email, a Slack channel, a Trac ticket or Github issue. There are times when someone may mean well and it comes across all […]
Posted: July 15, 2015
jisaacks/GitGutter
I just installed this plugin to give it a whirl. I’m not sure how directly useful it will prove over time, and in fact may be more distracting than not, but I’ve gotten good about doing diff reviews before every commit and I’m hoping this adds a ‘glance’ level to help that process even more. […]
Posted: January 24, 2013
sakabako/scrollMonitor · GitHub
The scroll monitor allows you to receive events when elements enter or exit the viewport. It does this using watcher objects, which watch an element and trigger events. Watcher objects also contain information about the element they watch, including the element’s visibility and location relative to the viewport. The scroll monitor was designed to be […]
Posted: January 11, 2013
Create and delete branches – GitHub Blog
GitHub is doing more and more to make their desktop client obsolete. I think that’s awesome. They’re really doing a great job lowering the barrier to entry for people to get into git. I recall first forcing myself (and my team) to get into a workflow using svn and it was a constant barrage of […]
Posted: January 10, 2013
Linkmarklet at version 0.4
My linkblogging plugin Linkmarklet has been updated to version 0.4! I lost steam on this plugin after writing the first version because I had just started writing these Asides and wasn't quite sure how far to take it. I wasn't even sure I'd continue posting them. Here we are about a year later and after […]
Posted: January 09, 2013
Introducing Contributions on GitHub
Introducing Contributions · GitHub Blog. It’s no secret that GitHub is constantly doing a ton of good. They’ve got such a talented team over there and it’s turned into one of my most trafficked sites. This most recent change is wicked awesome. I discover new developers all the time on GitHub, and updates like these make […]
Posted: January 08, 2013
amsul/pickadate.js
amsul/pickadate.js. I like making note of projects like these not only for future use but also inspiration and education. Date pickers seem to go through seasons, and it’s as though they’re on an upswing lately with a few new repos cropping up. I like the UI of this, but one thing I’d try to work […]
Posted: November 21, 2012
GitHub & Emergent Culture By Design
GitHub & Emergent Culture By Design | Alex Hillman. GitHub is an inspirational company to say the least. They seemingly came out of nowhere and as of a few days ago they’re host of 4MM git repositories. They’re a great company to keep an eye on for many reasons, and from the outside they seem […]
Posted: October 16, 2012