Hey, my name’s Chris, and I’m ravenous for CSS. I’m Chris Burnell, a Canadian Front End Developer, and this is where I think, write, and share my passion for the web. Events I’m Attending Today permalink ✅ going to 11ty Meetup Ep. 9: Automatic syndication and Wordle on the edge from 19:00 – 20:00 BST This month we're excited to have Nick Taylor show us how he does automatic syndication using Eleventy and Dev.to as a CMS. Also Ben Myers is back to show how they cloned Wordle using 11ty and edge functions! published 11 May 2022 note Latest Projects permalink 🏄Browser Feature Watch This page serves as an one-stop shop for me to keep track of feature compatability in browsers, ordered by level of support and updated daily. published 01 April 2022 · updated 04 April 2022 · 4 responses to Browser Feature Watch 💬eleventy-cache-webmentions Cache webmentions using eleventy-cache-assets and make them available to use in collections, templates, pages, etc. published 05 December 2021 · updated 07 May 2022 · 23 responses to eleventy-cache-webmentions Browse Projects Latest Writing permalink Changing with the times Lessons learned, pieces of wisdom (and folly), and other things I have to say after running a website blog for a while. published 11 May 2022 · 3 responses to Changing with the times article The Beloved Refactor Following the incredible high from a great conference, I just finished an extremely refreshing refactor of the CSS on my site. Here’s what I did. published 11 May 2022 article Browse Writing Popular Posts permalink Sassy Lobotomised Owl Managing spacing between elements and components on your page can be a tiring task if undertaken manually. This is where the lobotomised owl comes in: a short, simple snippet of CSS that simplifies this whole process for you. In this article I’ll explain how I make use of it in a more dynamic way using a SCSS mixin. published 14 January 2020 · updated 29 November 2021 · 27 responses to Sassy Lobotomised Owl article DB5 Had the joy of visiting the Bond in Motion at @ldnfilmmuseum a few weeks ago and got to see this bad boy DB5 in all its (blue-tinted) splendor. published 13 September 2018 · 13 responses to DB5 note Browse All Posts Browse collections All Posts Writing Hot Posts Popular Posts Replies RSVPs More pages Search Blogroll Guestbook IndieWeb Links Listening Styleguide CV
✅ going to 11ty Meetup Ep. 9: Automatic syndication and Wordle on the edge from 19:00 – 20:00 BST This month we're excited to have Nick Taylor show us how he does automatic syndication using Eleventy and Dev.to as a CMS. Also Ben Myers is back to show how they cloned Wordle using 11ty and edge functions! published 11 May 2022 note
🏄Browser Feature Watch This page serves as an one-stop shop for me to keep track of feature compatability in browsers, ordered by level of support and updated daily. published 01 April 2022 · updated 04 April 2022 · 4 responses to Browser Feature Watch
💬eleventy-cache-webmentions Cache webmentions using eleventy-cache-assets and make them available to use in collections, templates, pages, etc. published 05 December 2021 · updated 07 May 2022 · 23 responses to eleventy-cache-webmentions
Changing with the times Lessons learned, pieces of wisdom (and folly), and other things I have to say after running a website blog for a while. published 11 May 2022 · 3 responses to Changing with the times article
The Beloved Refactor Following the incredible high from a great conference, I just finished an extremely refreshing refactor of the CSS on my site. Here’s what I did. published 11 May 2022 article
Sassy Lobotomised Owl Managing spacing between elements and components on your page can be a tiring task if undertaken manually. This is where the lobotomised owl comes in: a short, simple snippet of CSS that simplifies this whole process for you. In this article I’ll explain how I make use of it in a more dynamic way using a SCSS mixin. published 14 January 2020 · updated 29 November 2021 · 27 responses to Sassy Lobotomised Owl article
DB5 Had the joy of visiting the Bond in Motion at @ldnfilmmuseum a few weeks ago and got to see this bad boy DB5 in all its (blue-tinted) splendor. published 13 September 2018 · 13 responses to DB5 note
