I’ve been using Responsive Nav by Viljami Salminen for a few projects recently. It’s the quickest way to add the trendy menu to your site.

One of the biggest issues with responsive web design is creating modular components that can be reused and adapt to the context they are placed in.

With the alpha releases slowly trickling out, we have a pretty accurate idea of the new features Python 3.4 will include. Here’s what we know of so far.

Pete Hunt and Maykel Loomans (from Instagram) launched Huxley a little while back. It’s a test-like system for catching visual UI regressions in web applications — similar to a test suite for code, but instead it takes screenshots as you browse and compares them to a known good version of your site.

Do you spend most of your time on the command line and find it exhausting to fire up your browser just to record the time spent on various projects?

I don’t use ØMQ but by just looking at some examples of how to use the standard python library and this wrapper, “a wrapper for a wrapper” just makes sense. So let’s look at some code!

Rich Hickey (the creator of Clojure) is consistent in delivering fantastic, thought-provoking talks. In this post we share his greatest hits!