Musings

While they've been soft launched for a few weeks now, I'm crazy excited to announce that we've finally, officially, launched [Singularity 1.0](https://github.com/Team-Sass/Singularity) and [Breakpoint 2.0](https://github.com/team-sass/breakpoint).

I'm super excited to announce [Singularity 1.0](https://github.com/Team-Sass/Singularity)!

As of April 3, 2013, [Singularity](http://github.com/at-import/singularity) is no longer being merged with Susy and is still being separately maintained. The original article is kept as a record.

A tool to help measure your measure, helping you design for an ideal reading experience.

So it's happened, finally. A site refresh. Back to basics, built with my actual usage in mind, not what I thought I'd use my site for.

One of the most hotly argued topics in front-end development today is whether you should use SVGs, Icon Fonts, or varying-resolution Rasterized Images when it comes to resolution-independent interface elements. Like all great things on the Internet, _it depends_.

After having extensive conversations with John Albin Wilkins, I've realized that some of the basic assumptions I made when I first went to test this are in fact incorrect and that I was working under the wrong mental model. I am keeping up the original article as record.

Just decided to take a look at my analytics for the month of December, and I thought they were amusing, so I've decided to share.

How to install Ruby Sass and Compass globally across Mac, Windows, and Linux.

The slides and video from my DrupalCon Munich presentation along with some links.

Ever need to really override a core or contrib module's theme output? You won't believe what you can do with this one weird hook!

The slides from my NYC Camp 2012 presentation along with some links.

Introducing Breakpoint, a Sass extension for making writing and maintaining media queries a breeze.

Designing your websites in a [progressive way](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Progressive_enhancement) is one of the best and easiest ways to ensure that a user coming to your site, no matter the way they access it, is going to be able to use your website.

I've spent almost the last year learning about and really digging into responsive Web design and I've gotta say, there are very few things that excite me more in front end development today. It is the beginning of a new era of the Web.