I like working with web designers who can’t code
Web designer and developer Kirsty Burgoine explains why she prefers to work with designers that can't do any frontend coding
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I cannot design or code a responsive website
Don't listen to the voices in your head, advises frontend developer Nick Jones. Here he explains how he got stuck creating his personal site and learned to trust his instincts instead -
Write another jQuery plug-in, kill a unicorn
Go write yet another jQuery plug-in, and then kill a unicorn while you're at it, says Alex Duloz -
The path to code literacy
Learning to code shouldn’t be a huge burden, says Jonathan Berger. Instead, it should be a lot more like learning a language -
Get rid of the line between design and development
Designer and developer Bastian Allgeier says designers should learn how to code to become creatively independent and calls for an end to the strict separation between both skillsets -
How much code should designers know?
Keith Butters, co-founder of The Barbarian Group, provides a simple three-step process that guides you to learning enough code to be dangerous -
Why we created humans.txt
A Spanish group of web developers, Carlos Mańas, Maria Macias, Abel Cabans, Abel Sutilo and Juanjo Bernabeu, decided to launch an initiative to credit the people behind websites. Here they explain why they created humans.txt
