Vimnastics: Writing Repetitive Markup in Vim
Love to flex your Vim muscles? Hate the copy, paste, repeat game when writing markup? Ethan has some time-saving exercises for you.
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Love to flex your Vim muscles? Hate the copy, paste, repeat game when writing markup? Ethan has some time-saving exercises for you.
We’re excited to introduce you to Ethan Muller, a great addition to our front-end development team. Take a moment to get to know him. We like him. You will too.
The College of Mount St. Joseph has the distinction of having one of the first fully responsive collegiate websites in the country, and we had a great time doing it.
There’s an ongoing debate in the responsive web design community — do users resize their browser windows or not? Rob Tarr has written a little JavaScript snippet that sends browser resize events to Google Analytics. Some data for the debate!
A quick and simple post with a helpful little script to track site visitors who have a high pixel density display — retina or otherwise.
The jQuery UI datepicker and client-side form validation often don’t play well together. Rob Tarr offers workarounds on how you can make peace between them.
With a fire lit under us from one Jeremy Keith, we present a way to check for media query breakpoints in JavaScript without using matchMedia or onResize events – including the passing of user-defined strings. Keen!
Is your RWD tool belt feeling a little light? You’re probably missing the right JavaScript. Rob Tarr has just what you may be looking for.
What is old is new again, and it really will affect the way you build websites. Rob Harr boldly takes us to where we’ve been before.
Rob Tarr is on a mission. Destination: proper numeric keyboard.

Katie Jennings
Vice President of Business Development