I write a lot of webapps. I like to use Python for the backend, but most frontend tools are written in Node.js. LESS gives me nicer style sheets, Babel lets me write next-generation JavaScript, and NPM helps manage dependencies nicely. … Continue reading
Knowing what is going on with git and many environments can be hard. In particular, it can be hard to easily know where the server environments are on the git history, and how the rest of the world relates to … Continue reading
Crimson Twins is a project that I started at Mozilla to power two ambient displays that we mounted on the wall in the Mountain View Mozilla office. We use it to show dashboards, such as the current status of the … Continue reading
Every month Mozilla Webdevs gather around the video conference screen to hold a series of lightning talks and demos of cool things we have worked on in the last month. The October 2012 Beer and Tell has happened, so lets … Continue reading
