Josh Branchaud

There are a lot of posts with code blocks, but no syntax highlighting is being applied. This means the code is less fun to read which in turn means the...

When updating the design of the website, I temporarily ditched the mobile responsiveness of the site (is this _mobile-not-first_ development?). Now that the new design is basically settled, it is...

So far I haven't taken advantage of the tags feature provided by jekyll, I think it would be useful to start tagging posts and displaying the tags discretely toward the...

Now that the posts are listed on my main page, the blog index page can display the content (or at least an excerpt) rather than just listing the posts by...

All of the places where posts are listed on the site use a series of `div` tags that are enumerated by liquid templating engine, rather than list items in an...

Make this more HTML5-tastic with some `time` tags.

We've had some fun with Grunt, see what Gulp is like by setting it up to automate the same tasks as Grunt is currently automating.

I made a decision the other week to move all the css, js, etc. to the `assets` directory instead of having Grunt do it. This decision is related to an...

Look into adding twitter card markup to the posts so that they look better when linked in a tweet. Not really sure what all this requires at this point.

This was brought up by @zachleat and he provided this [tutorial](https://support.google.com/feedburner/answer/78464?hl=en). I had issues with getting a subdirectory `htaccess` file working with the permalink stuff, but it looks like if...