Why Your Site Is Slow
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March 22nd, 2016
A common answer to the question “Why is this site slow?” is simply that adding new features is easier than removing old ones.
How to Lose Your Site in 10 Ways
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February 22nd, 2016
Think about that for a second. Is it a good idea for everyone accessing a server to sign in as root?
Agile Your Agile: Changing Process One Step at a Time
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December 11th, 2015
If agility is the hot topic of conversation at an agency, then there will be some pressure to add all of the ceremonies and artifacts of Agile to a project at once.
Hot Fix Hot Take
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October 14th, 2015
A small change must be deployed to the live site and it must be deployed NOW.
Teaming up with Pantheon
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October 1st, 2015
At Pantheon we love these events for the way they capture the state-of-the-art ideas that will become tomorrow’s assumed best practices.
Drupalcon Los Angeles presentations
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June 1st, 2015
“Is the job of a Drupal theme to look like a design or to be the design?”
I graphed my skyrocketing exclamation point usage!
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January 9th, 2014
I parsed over three years of my Google Voice data to look for exclamation points in my sent messages.
Make your Drupal 8 theme easier to maintain with this one weird trick (Twig’s “extends” concept)
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October 27th, 2013
Heavy use of the “extends” concept in Twig will start when developers start building Drupal 8 sites and adding site-specific themes.
Fixing typos with Jekyll and Github
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August 8th, 2013
Github can help rid us of the most annoying part of the web:
comments, typos.
Plugin Haikus – Drupalcon Portland presentation
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June 30th, 2013
Give it a context
And some configuration.
Get back TRUE or FALSE.
Another Jekyll blog
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June 30th, 2013
Managing content with git will produce other unexpected modes of collaborating and I’m exciting to have a blog that can be a part of this shift.