The History of the Web

This month, finding your own space on the web, exploring the magic and quirks and possibilities of CSS, and (re)discovering community.

Our latest crisis has produced a different kind of web, and for many of us, a different attitude towards our online lives.

March has been a weird month, but the web trudges onward.

This month is all about blog posts, from pesonal experiences with the web to the long-term effects of social media.

Quick personal note. Now seems like as good a time as any to try out a few new things on […]

This decade was not great for the web… There’s more than a few decade retrospective think-pieces making the rounds right […]

Join me at Flashback Conference, February 10-11 in Orlando In February, I’ll be in Orlando, Florida giving a talk at […]

A Great Reckoning I missed this last month, but if you read one thing from this months weblog, I ask […]

The Darker Side of Blogging We web folk tend to look at the olden days of blogging as a simpler […]

IPO’s Old and New Slack had its so-called “non-IPO” this month, which seems to have gone pretty well and came […]

The web’s history is always being written, and not just by me. So each month I like to go through […]

The web’s history is always being written, and not just by me. So each month I like to go through […]