Bluehouse Group

We're thrilled to announce that Bluehouse Group is now an official Laravel Partner! After many years and even more Laravel builds, we decided it was time to make our commitment official. Read more: bluehouse.group/blog/laravel-p…

From no framework, to trying every framework, to building our own: here’s why we chose Laravel after decades of web development @laravelphp bluehouse.group/blog/why-larav…

15 Exemplary Tech Brand Guidelines For Your Design Inspiration bluehouse.group/blog/tech-bran…

I’m just happy to be included in the discussion

@ScopicEngineer Thanks for creating a quality meme hahah our team loves it!

Last night's Design Sprint event was so much fun! If you're a local Burlington designer we would love it if you attended our next sprint! RSVP below👇 bit.ly/3ZJ60Av

Designers of Burlington! Join us tonight at 6 PM for Ux Speakeasy - an interactive evening of design and networking with other UX/UI enthusiasts. RSVP here: bit.ly/3GYCXS6

Do you use GitHub Copilot? We'd love to hear your thoughts about it! bluehouse.group/blog/would-you…

We were approached to partner with an accessibility company that has their own overlay, we said no. Read why we said no on our microblog: bluehouse.group/blog

Cyberbirb #dalle2 #birds

@NotionHQ Sites hanging for us. Is there an outage?

Coding after a long break is like riding a bike, only instead of picking it back up where you left off, your bike has flat tires and it's missing a pedal and apparently someone (you) started to fix the chain but never finished and left no instructions on what's left

“Frog, Frog, where have you gone?” Toad was spinning in the dark. ”Come back, Frog,” he shouted. “I will be lonely!”

My weekend webdev project: I got partial hydration working in a SvelteKit site using @eleven_ty's <is-land> element! This means it's possible to only download JS for specific components instead of the whole page. The gray buttons are SSRd, when they turn blue they're hydrated.

Perfect for pretending to be on your phone in awkward situations

Here's how I built interiorai.com from scratch in 5 days:

something good about Python

Design is hard. But I’ve come to realize that laying out texts properly is 80% of what makes something look clean, and is the easiest thing you can do to make your design much nicer and more usable. Here are 10 practical tips for improving your text layout.

I built a @tailwindcss color picker chrome extension! It will calculate the closest Tailwind color in any website you open it in so you can quickly prototype.

Have you ever wondered what a particular piece of code is doing? Say hello to TLDR