Written content to help you along your web development journey, without forgetting to have some fun along the way.

A quick way to pull content from a URL and parse it using Ruby.

Rake is an awesome tool. You may want to use it in a non-Ruby project or a project that isn't configured for it.

Most of the time, life is about balance. But there are some things that you just can't do halfway.

Stylesheets can get out of control really quickly. Here's the approach I use to stay organized.

Got a set of images you need all to conform to the same size? Hate doing it manually? Me too. Let's write a rake task to solve our challenge.

To be good enough is to say you have a stable place to break. It is not the full solution.

An emergency in the business world is stressful. Many times we bring those emergencies on ourselves. It's time to put a stop to it!

It seems looping background videos are the new thing. But you don't have to serve up the video on your server. Let's use a YouTube video to accomplish it!

You can avoid multiple requests to your server by rendering SVG images inline to the rest of your HTML.

It's important to give everything in your life the effort it requires to succeed, but that doesn't mean you're limited to one thing.