32 posts by Anthony Dillon
Ubuntu
Using Vanilla with Jekyll
by Anthony Dillon on 19 November 2015
We’re using NPM as Vanilla’s package manager. Which gives us a number of advantages such as, an easy way to install and update the CSS framework. This all...
Ubuntu
Introducing Vanilla
by Anthony Dillon on 22 June 2015
Why we needed a new framework Some time ago the web team at Canonical developed a CSS framework the we called ‘Guidelines’. Guidelines helped us to maintain...
Ubuntu
Making ubuntu.com responsive: JavaScript considerations (14)
by Anthony Dillon on 17 June 2014
This post is part of the series ‘Making ubuntu.com responsive‘. The JavaScript used on ubuntu.com is very light. We limit its use to small functional elements...
Ubuntu
Making ubuntu.com responsive: ensuring performance (13)
by Anthony Dillon on 13 June 2014
This post is part of the series ‘Making ubuntu.com responsive‘. Performance has always been one of the top priorities when it came to building the responsive...
Ubuntu
Making ubuntu.com responsive: our Sass architecture (12)
by Anthony Dillon on 12 June 2014
This post is part of the series ‘Making ubuntu.com responsive‘. When working to make the current web style guide responsive, we made some large updates to the...
Ubuntu
Cloud sprint: what I’ve learned about testing and code reviews
by Anthony Dillon on 30 October 2013
I was recently asked to attend a cloud sprint in San Francisco as a front-end developer for the new Juju GUI product. I had the pleasure of finally meeting...
Ubuntu
Prototyping Navigation with JavaScript
by Anthony Dillon on 24 August 2012
I wondered if I could make an easily updateable, prototype site in order to test a number of different IA’s using an XML file to represent the sitemap. This...
Cloud and server
Ubuntu Online Tour
by Anthony Dillon on 9 August 2012
We realise that changing Operating System (OS) is a big thing for anyone thinking of testing something out. That becomes a huge barrier for people trying out...
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