Twenty Ten
The year that was.
Journal archive: 2010
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Tweaking Huffduffer
An oEmbed nip here, a responsive design tuck there.
Home-grown and Delicious
The Pembertonisation of my bookmarks: I’m hosting my own.
One web
Let’s get together and feel alright.
Postscript to Space
I miss Arthur C. Clarke.
A brief list of false dichotomies
Liquid vs. fixed has been omitted. We regret the error.
Adfonting
An advent calendar for fonts, complete with responsive layout.
Spacelogging
Turning NASA transcripts into hypertext jewels.
Pattern praise
Twitter and Flickr do the right thing, rejecting the password anti-pattern.
Spacelift
My project at Science Hack Day San Francisco
Drafty
Publish or be damned.
Layered
Commentary on a Layer Tennis match.
Listening
Music to build websites to.
Super-Toys Last All Summer Long
Some observations on the iPad.
Crowdscribing
A transcript courtesy of Twitter.
Speaking and moving
From the lowlands of Holland to the coast of California.
Stevens
Who’s on first?
Sea change
Oh, the humanity!
Responsive enhancement
A responsive refresh of adactio.com that takes progressive enhancement to the next level.
Responsive refresh
Giving the UX London site some extra flexibility.
Delivering Sorrow
The new Salter Cane album is available for your listening pleasure.
Rockwellian
Sound and vision.
A responsive mind
Responsive web design is about more than just media queries.
Continuous partial annoyance
It’s not you, Twitter, it’s me.
Alpha
A robot visits Brighton in the 1930s.
JavaScript jamboree
Whacky and wonderful JavaScript experiments.
OAuthypocrisy and the Passwordpocalypse
The hypocrisy of Twitter’s OAuthcalypse.
dConstruct 2010
I have seen the finest minds of my generation …in the Brighton Dome.
Team meme
I’m with Team Sharkjumper.
TeuxDeux Part Deux
My favourite to-do list app gets an update.
Listening
Listen to this.
Scandinavian sojourn
Keynoting at Drupalcon.
Slight return
Back in blog.
Clarification
A spec by any other name would smell as sweet.
Hypertext history
A-wwilfing we will go…
Facing the future
Our civilisation needs to hit Ctrl+S.
Ship talk
A distributed online conversation.
Analogue Inception
The power of dreams.
dConstructable
Remember, remember, the third of September.
Unboxing Apart
That “new book” smell.
Wait. They don’t love you like I love you.
Maps.
The Adoption of Adaptation
The times, they are a-changin’.
2010-06-25
Friday on my mind.
Making Science Hack Day happen
If I can do it, so can you.
So
Such a little word.
Londoning
From Web Directions @media to Science Hack Day.
Tools of a different trade
Call yourself a web designer?
Sketchleft
I know kung-fu. Where by kung-fu, I mean scribbling.
Awe Dee Oh
HTML5 and Flash, sitting in a tree.
Sparkmaps
Minimal GPS navigation.
A site for Science Hack Day
A bit of HTML5 and a slap of CSS3 …for science!
The Big Web Show 2: HTML5 Boogaloo
It’s big. It’s on the web. It’s a show. It’s The Big Web Show.
The format of The Long Now
Betting on HTML.
Debatable act
Speaking against the Digital Economy Act.
Announcing HTML5 For Web Designers
I’ve only gone and written another bloody book.
Understanding
Read what Ben Ward has written.
June
There is nothing in this world more bitter than Spring.
Spam of the Gods
Greetings, I write you as a humble spacefaring probe…
Science hack space
The Guardian building is the perfect venue.
Audionicity
Aural synchronicity on the journey to Londinium.
Science hack date, science hack place
We have a place and a date for Science Hack Day.
Virtually speaking
You kind of had to not be there.
Article of doubt
Once again, the data shows confusion between sections and articles in HTML5.
Seattle Apart
Another excellent event apart.
Next month in HTML5
Join me at one of these locations.
Calling all scientists
Your wiki needs you.
Beautiful truth
I want you to read something.
Get excited and make things with science
We should have a Science Hack Day.
South by Twenty Ten
It’s that time of year again.
Linkrot
Let’s lynch the landlord.
Testing Huffduffer’s sign-up
Luke W. puts his research where his enthusiasm is.
Music::Business
Three ages of lunacy.
The iPad and the web
I, for one, welcome our non-hackable ubicomp devices.
Approval
Making the case for getting to UX London.
Trajectory
Da-da da-daaaa.
The audio of place
There is no “there” there.
Making Workshops for the Web
Behind the scenes of the latest Clearleft site.
HTML5 business as usual
Quit yer bitchin’
Huffcast
Read Write Huffduff Screencast Web
Safari askew
A problem with the Top Sites feature in Apple’s browser.
That was the year, that was
Obligatory New Year’s post.