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Sass Pathways

Handle multiple shared Sass layouts.
Ward Penney
May 31, 2016
- Sass
- Frontend
- Design
You Don't Need JavaScript for That!

CSS alternatives to common JavaScript interactions.
Cristina Silva
May 30, 2016
- CSS
- Design
- Frontend
- JavaScript
- Web
How Design is Changing IT

Why enterprise software sucks and how that’s changing.
Chad Pytel
May 23, 2016
- Design
Architecting Front-end Styles

Build consistent, scalable front-end styles.
Will H McMahan
May 10, 2016
- CSS
- Design
A New Look for PLIBMTTBHGATY

PLIBMTTBHGATY. What is it even?
Laila Winner
May 3, 2016
- Design
Introducing Empties – Unstyled Components

Announcing the latest addition to the Bourbon suite! Meet Refills less fashionable sibling, Empties, a new library of components that are completely – or for the most part – unstyled.
Magnus Gyllenswärd and Brenda Storer
May 2, 2016
- Sass
- Design
- HTML
Building iOS Interfaces: Subclassing Views

The custom button we previously implemented looks all good and dandy, but we can’t possibly be expected to repeat that process for each additional button. Enter subclassing.
Reda Lemeden
April 28, 2016
- iOS
- Design
- Mobile
- Swift
GIT PUSH && GIT PAID

We’re pushing some new swag. Come git it!
Mike Borsare
April 21, 2016
- Git
- Swag
- Design
- Fun
Design Leadership & Culture at thoughtbot

Design culture and leadership has become a huge focus in the tech industry. thoughtbot is always focused on both, and this is how we’ve been improving recently.
Andrew Cohen
March 31, 2016
- Design
Building iOS Interfaces: A Custom Button

It’s about time to apply what we’ve learnt so far to implement a custom button and introduce some new concepts along the way.
Reda Lemeden
March 3, 2016
- iOS
- Design
- Mobile
- Swift
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