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Backbone and Bootstrap for Beginners

December 12, 2012 · by rockbot · in Web Development

Last weekend I challenged myself to learn about Backbone.js and Twitter Bootstrap. (What about the robots, you ask? I know, I’ll get back to those soon – I just needed to do this, really.) Having only a weekend day to…

Oooh, Pretty!

February 8, 2012 · by rockbot · in CrowdNotes, Web Development

In the great battle between whether to start implementing Socket.io or making things pretty, I decided to start with getting my fancy on. The reason? Honestly, it just comes down to the fact that I’ve been staring at a really…

Today’s Discovery: CSS3′s @font-face property

January 4, 2012 · by rockbot · in CSS, Typography, Web Development

A couple weeks ago, when I first started planning out the re-design of http://raquelvelez.com, I discovered this really neat font: Shadows Into Light. (I may have, in fact, spent near an hour going through dafont.com‘s entire handwriting section, in an…

Prioritizing for Self-Learners

January 4, 2012 · by rockbot · in Systematic Web Design, Web Development

Recently, I’ve been catching myself picking up every single book I can find on web development.  From HTML/CSS to jQuery to Ruby/Ruby on Rails to progressive enhancement, there’s just SO MUCH information out there.  And, frankly, I want to know…

CSS and Boxes

January 3, 2012 · by rockbot · in CSS, Responsive Design, Systematic Web Design, Web Development

CSS is pretty easy, actually. It’s just moving boxes around. – A Front-End Dev Friend Yeah, right.  Tell that to my tired fingers and eyes. Ok, so maybe he’s not too far off.  It really is just moving boxes around.  But…

A Few Books to Get Started

January 1, 2012 · by rockbot · in Adaptive Web Design, CSS, HTML, Responsive Design, Web Development

So, although I haven’t started reading anything on Ruby, Haml, or Sass, I *have* gotten my feet wet in some crucial topics. The first book, Responsive Web Design by Ethan Marcotte, completely changed the way I thought about the web. …

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