Below this is all tech-talk. To summarize, I used new stuff to make the site better, make it quicker, and more responsive. This is what I made.

In every project I do, I like to learn something new. This time, I just happened to learn quite a few new things, SASS, XSLT, and additional knowledge about PHP to name a few. Not that PHP is still anything amazing, but it can’t hurt to renew some knowledge of it.

The new keep flippin website is built using compass for the CSS (this is amazing), symphony, some extensions I created and GitHub to keep track of everything.

tags: keep flippin

I've been working on moving this to this. It's got a bit of a learning curve, but I would say it's like Rails for designers with a GUI. That's not a bad thing. The bad thing is that it uses XSLT 1.0. Which is the least powerful language ever written (spec was written 8 years ago). It's not a procedural language, and if you don't treat it as one, you'll be ok. Some posts about tutorials will follow.

tags: keep flippin