Jonathan Snook found some instances where you can consolidate Open Graph tags with standard meta tags, cutting down on duplication. The Open Graph and Sharing Tags on snook.ca
By the Numbers: T-Shirts
I have a lot of t-shirts. Too many one might say. It always seemed like I had way more tech related t-shirts than anything else, so I figured just for fun, to sort and count. And if you know me, you’ll not be shocked the results.
'Can I Use' Import Statistics
I’ve been using Can I Use for years to check current support for various web features. Today I learned (thanks @rachelandrew) that you can import your personal (or company) statistics into Can I Use and it will display it next to the U.S. and Global stats.
iOS Quick Reference
Nice little reference if you need to know the logical resolution of various iOS devices. iosres.com
Digital Summit Detroit 2017
My presentation for Digital Summit Detroit 2017 in Detroit was about the importance of web performance in a mobile world.
Designed lines.
Ethan Marcotte (aka @beep) writing about the inequality that is being created by overly large websites:
We’re building on a web littered with too-heavy sites, on an internet that’s unevenly, unequally distributed.
Madness Ensues
As I’m working on adding a new feature to our CMS I get to a class where changes are necessary. The comment on line 3: “Madness ensues in this class. Apologies, and best of luck.”
Best of luck indeed.
Welcome to Micro.blog
I received my micro.blog invite yesterday. Set-up was pretty straightforward. You can find me at micro.blog/erunyon.
Starcraft
Prior to launching Starcraft Remastered, Blizzard has released an updated version of Brood War for free.
Moving Towards a Unified Port Future
In late 2016, Apple released an update to its popular MacBook Pro. Two key features were the replacement of the functions keys by the Touch Bar, and the simplification of the available ports. Gone are MagSafe, SD card readers, USB Type A, and HDMI. In their place you’ll find four Thunderbolt 3 ports and one audio port. There were both proponents and detractors for both of these changes, and often much angrier than I think they should be.