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Glasshouse 2 months ago

That was the moment when I realized that Google Glass is inevitable.

The Stinger 2 months ago

On Friday, the Web Standards Project announced its own dissolution . I felt a lot of things upon reading the announcement, once I got over my initial surprise: nostalgia, wistfulness, closure.

Presto Change-o 3 months ago

Of browsers and word processors, formats and features, code and consolidation.

Where to Avoid CSS Hyphenation 5 months ago

Last week, I asked “ Should You Hyphenate? ” This week, I’m going to assume that you decided to answer in the affirmative and talk about some good practices (I don’t know if they’re best practices just yet).

Should You Hyphenate? 5 months ago

CSS hyphenation is widely supported in current browsers, and the very definition of a progressive enhancement. Is it right for you?

Another Year Apart 5 months ago

Just some quick updates regarding An Event Apart as we transition from our just-finished 2012 schedule to the upcoming 2013 schedule.

Sixth Annual Blue Beanie Day 5 months ago

Come November 30th, thousands of us will don our blue beanies. I hope you’ll be among us.

Optimized For the Fast-Fading Past 7 months ago

I have a theory, one that I’m sure has been formulated by someone else much earlier than me, that all power users eventually get left behind.

Pricing ‘CSS:The Definitive Guide’ 7 months ago

When I "announced the serial publication of CSS: The Definitive Guide , Fourth Edition":http://meyerweb.com/eric/thoughts/2012/10/01/csstdg4e/, I left out the question of how pricing will work. There are two components to the answer.

‘CSS: The Definitive Guide’, Fourth Edition 7 months ago

I’m really excited to announce that CSS: The Definitive Guide , Fourth Edition, is being released one piece at a time.

Eric A. Meyer

@materialdesignr Excellent. That was what I took away from it at first, and it’s what I needed today. Thanks for the translation help!@meyerweb

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