Monday 18 November 2019

We asked web developers we admire: “What about building websites has you interested this year?”

For the first time ever here on CSS-Tricks, we're going to do an end-of-year series of posts. Like an Advent calendar riff, only look at us, we're beating the Advent calendar rush! We'll be publishing several articles a day from a variety of web developers we look up to, where gave them all the same prompt:

What about building websites has you interested this year?

We're aiming for a bit of self-reflection and real honesty. As in, not what you think you should care about or hot takes on current trends, but something that has quite literally got you thinking. Our hope is that all put together, the series paints an interesting picture of where we are and where we're going in the web development industry.

We didn't ask people for their future predictions directly. Our hope is that the future is glimpsable through seeing what is commanding developer attention. I mention that as this series take some inspiration from NeimanLab's series that run each year (e.g. 2019, 2018, 2017...) which directly asks for people's predictions about journalism. Maybe we'll try that one year!

Automattic has a been a wonderful partner to us for a while now, and so I'm using this series as another way to thank them for that. Automattic are the makers of WordPress.com and big contributors to WordPress itself, which this site runs on, and make premium plugins like WooCommerce and Jetpack, which we also use.

Stay tuned here on the blog for all the wonderful thoughts from developers we'll be publishing this week (hey even RSS is still cool I heard) or bookmark the homepage for the series.

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