(((Don McCurdy)))

@donrmccurdy

Software developer on Project Sunroof, . Interested in , climate, and WebVR. Previously at , alum.

Cambridge, MA
Joined June 2010

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  1. Quadrilateral Cowboy has a date: available on July 25, 2016.

  2. Check out Aeon my first WebVR project on

  3. So apparently going straight from a React hello world tutorial, to boilerplate with 40+ deps, was a bad idea. Dear Twitter, tips on step #2?

  4. LA Gifathon Day 9 - Ice cream and ferris wheels on Santa Monica Pier.

  5. tfw u set out to silence a movement and instead give it its history book cover.

  6. Update: using this is Overwatch background music and it's perfect.

  7. Didn't know GoT soundtrack was on Spotify. Oh hey there, feelings. 😭

  8. "How to get value from wireframes" by . And indirectly, why web developers should sketch more.

  9. A Week of A-Frame 20! WebVR emulation, Sketch to VR, CSS for A-Frame, tanks, teasing Editor.

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  10. is happening in Boston on August 24th! Interested in presenting? Newcomers welcome too! Submit here:

  11. Main complaint so far – most themes need work. Easy to fork, but really need theme configs.

  12. Moved the blog to Ghost. Node + Handlebars + Markdown is nice.

  13. Alright, let's do something patriotic today! & are under attack from & .

  14. (((Don McCurdy))) followed , , and 3 others
    • @spartan_holiday

      writer, illustrator, proprietor of Spartan Holiday, an illustrated journal; I teach design at Washington University in St. Louis; blog on visual culture

    • @h0r0man

      Web VR, Interaction Design, UX, UI, Front-end Web Development

  15. Why aren't millennials yachting? Why aren't millennials employing scullery maids?

  16. Had an epiphany: statistics/analytics & dataviz are the front-end of data science. Identity crisis, begone! I am a front-end data scientist

  17. so i guess 2016 is the year of angry articles about JavaScript

  18. A thorough, thoughtful overview of the languages that competed with—but ultimately lost out to—CSS: (via )

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