1. Use EditorConfig to Manage Coding Styles on Team Projects

   In this post, I show how you can use EditorConfig to declare your project's coding styles and why that's useful on team projects.

2. Five Easy Ways to Be a Better Web Professional

   Old Man Garber lays out some solid advice for anyone building things on the Web.

3. Using Rails Assets Gems with Dots in the Bower Package Name

   I uncovered a curious little bug while using Rails Assets with a Bower package that had a dot in the package name. Here's how I solved it.

4. Refresh DC's Code of Conduct

   Beginning today, Refresh DC has a clearly-written Code of Conduct.

5. Looking Back At 2014

   Taking a brief look back at a very difficult year.

6. Open-Sourcing My Webmention Service

   It may have taken five months, but I finally published the code behind webmention.sixtwothree.org.

7. (Finally) Introducing RouterRouter, a JavaScript Routing Library derived from Backbone

   Just over a year ago, I wrote a small JS library for mapping functions to URLs. It's based on Backbone's Router.

8. Homesteading a Decade's Worth of Shared Links

9. Thoughts on Winding Down Ficly and Updates on Its Future

   Last week, Kevin and I turned off login access to Ficly.

10. Abandoning Google Analytics

    As of today, I've removed Google Analytics from this site. Here's why.

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