Posts Tagged ‘open source’

You should buy Approachable Open Source by Brian Muenzenmeyer. If you written code before, you should buy this book. If you’ve ever spent any time on GitHub, you should buy this book. If you care about the web, you should […]

Pattern Lab is an open-source tool for building UI design systems. I’ve been using it to build production-ready frontend code for the last four and a half years, and I’m watched it grow from humble beginnings into powerful software that […]

This is why I love the Web. In a Twitter conversation sparked by someone looking for resources on style guides, we ended up in a conversation that led to a simple suggestion: @Falkowski @anna_debenham Hey you wanna put our heads […]

A fantastic case study of designing in the open. The Guardian attributes a lot of its redesign success to the fact that they were open and sharing the whole way through. This is tremendously inspiring, especially coming from such a […]

Garth Braithwaite discusses the change of the project he’s spearheading from Open Source Design to the new name Design Open. I couldn’t be happier. While open source projects are fantastic, not everyone is in a position to slap an open […]

Garth Braithwaite discusses the concept and benefits of designing in the open, open source, and other great thoughts.

Magento Ecommerce is a powerful, flexible open-source system that can produce great results right out of the box.  At Pod1, we work exclusively with Magento to deliver custom ecommerce websites for high end fashion brands and more.  Because I’ve seen […]