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    Pre-made Layouts and Why Should You Use Them

    Pre-made layouts are a great productivity hack. When selecting a multipurpose WordPress theme, there are naturally a number of features you will look for, including fast page loading, responsiveness, ease of customization, SEO optimization, and several others. Ease of customization is an especially important feature, as...

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    O’Reilly Velocity Conference – Santa Clara

    My favorite front-end conference has always been O'Reilly's Velocity Conference because the conference series has focused on one of the most undervalued parts of client side coding:  speed.  So often we're so excited that our JavaScript works that we forget that speed, efficiency, and performance are just as important. This year...

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    How to Watermark Images and Videos

    As a content creator I respect an author or artist's desire to protect their work.  I don't consider this blog art but I'm annoyed as hell when I see my blog posts show up on another site.  I'm lucky enough that my blog is mostly recreational but many...

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    Jack Rugile’s Favorite CodePen Demos

    CodePen is an amazing source of inspiration for code and design. I am blown away every day by the demos users create. As you'll see below, I have an affinity toward things that move. It was difficult to narrow down my favorites, but here they are!

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    Reducing Memory Leaks when Working with Animations

    I have been doing a lot of work with Snap.svg recently and you may have already seen an article a while back regarding SVG animations. After the article had been published, I took some time out to review the code I had written and found that...

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    ES6: Features By Testing

    TL;DR Use the FeatureTests.io service to perform feature tests of ES6+ features. The results of these tests are cached by default in the user's browser, and shared across all sites the user visits that use this service. In the bootstrapper for your site/app, check the results of...

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    I’m an Impostor

    This is the hardest thing I've ever had to write, much less admit to myself.  I've written resignation letters from jobs I've loved, I've ended relationships, I've failed at a host of tasks, and let myself down in my life.  All of those feelings were very...

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    Resize an Animated GIF

    Animated GIFs are images but you can't really handle them link other types of images, like PNGs or JPEGs or even WebPs.  GIFs are kind of a video file, because they have frames, but there's no real control over how they play or loop.  My favorite image...

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    Mobile Sites Vs. Responsive – The Day After Google’s Algorithm Update

    Google recently rolled out a much anticipated update to its Googlebot web crawler. The overall theme of the update centered on mobile web browsing. You've no doubt heard any number of statistics thrown around recently about the swelling user base of mobile browsing. Well, so has...

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    Tweet from Command Line with t

    I've been obsessed with command line magic lately, as you may have noticed.  I don't plan on using every utility I've written about but I'm having fun learning about what's out there and how it's done.  My latest quandary was how one could tweet and perform other Twitter-centric tasks...