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Ubuntu Community Appreciation Day
by Canonical on 20 November 2015
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Using Vanilla with Jekyll
by Anthony Dillon on 19 November 2015
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Keynotes from my first PyCon – friendly and inspiring
by Robin Winslow on 7 October 2015
Last weekend I went to my first Pycon, my second conference in a fortnight. The conference runs from Friday to Monday, with 3 days of talks followed by one...
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Python learnings from PyCon
by Robin Winslow on 7 October 2015
The weekend before last, I went to PyCon UK 2015. I already wrote about the keynotes, which were more abstract. Here I’m going to talk about the other talks I...
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Prepare for when Ubuntu freezes
by Robin Winslow on 28 September 2015
I routinely have at least 20 tabs open in Chrome, 10 files open in Atom (my editor of choice) and I’m often running virtual machines as well. This means my...
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Publishing Vanilla
by Tristram Oaten on 24 August 2015
We’ve got a new CSS framework at Canonical, named Vanilla. My colleague Ant has a great write-up introducing Vanilla. Essentially it’s a CSS microframework...
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Django behind a proxy: Fixing absolute URLs
by Robin Winslow on 18 August 2015
I recently tried to setup OpenID for one of our sites to support authentication with login.ubuntu.com, and it took me much longer than I’d anticipated because...
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Vanilla: Creating a modular Sass library
by Robin Winslow on 5 August 2015
We recently introduced Vanilla framework, a light-weight styling framework which is intended to replace the old Guidelines framework as the basis for our...
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Converting old guidelines to vanilla
by Richard McCartney on 24 July 2015
How the previous guidelines worked Guidelines essentially is a framework built by the Canonical web design team. The whole framework has an array of tools to...
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The Grid System in detail
by Pierre Bertet on 16 June 2015
Following the article “To converge onto mobile, tablet, and desktop, think Grid Units”, here is a technical description of the way the Grid System behave. We...
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To converge onto mobile, tablet, and desktop, think Grid Units
by Canonical on 23 May 2015
In the converged world of Unity-8, applications will work on small mobile screens, tablets and desktop monitors (with a mouse and keyboard attached) as