When Content Strategy, Design, and Development Aren’t in Sync

A visual metaphor for my work life.

Published on August 15, 2017 in Photos, Technology's Betrayal, Work

Cloning a Pantheon Multidev Environment

A two-step dance to duplicate a Pantheon multidev environment.

Published on June 25, 2017 in Technology's Betrayal, Web Dev

Drupal 7 Menus and the Node Symlinks Module

Using the Node Symlinks module in Drupal 7 to sort out menu priority.

Published on June 23, 2017June 23, 2017 in Drupal, Technology's Betrayal, Web Dev, Work

Fixing VS Code’s Command-Line Utility

Remapping VS Code’s command line utility

Published on May 24, 2017 in Technology's Betrayal, Web Dev

RIP Popular Photography ↬

DPReview:

The upcoming March/April issue will be the last, and as of Friday, March 10th, no new content will be published on PopPhoto.com. This news comes after the publication switched to a bi-monthly print schedule about six months ago.

Sad (if unsurprising) news—I still read Popular Photography regularly via my local library’s digital magazine bookshelf. Photo (and photo gear) blogs may have eaten up a lot of the attention and readership that Popular Photography used to command, but I still appreciated the way a coherent editorial vision could be expressed through a monthly (and later, bi-monthly) issue.

Published on March 7, 2017May 24, 2017 in Cameras, Link, Photos, Technology's Betrayal

The State of iBooks in Early 2017 ↬

Michael E. Cohen with a good post on iBooks: The State of iBooks in Early 2017. I still miss dearly-departed Readmill, but I’ve settled in ok with iBooks in terms of making my epub books available across all my devices.

I have experienced the same thing that Michael noticed with respect to iBooks “forgetting” his current place when switching devices: