Using Nunjucks templates with React
A lightweight React wrapper with precompiled Nunjucks
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Lerna monorepos with fewer tags
Getting the perks of monorepo publishing while curating our git tags and release notes.
Moving from Panini to Eleventy
Back in February 2018, I wrote about updating this site to use a static-site generator by Zurb (makers of the Foundation Framework) called Panini.
Publishing since the 2000s
In a career of 20 years, the more things change the more they stay the same.
Building your first page with the Visual Framework 2.0
A quick start on how to work with Visual Framework 2.0 CSS, JS and structure your HTML — and lots of links to learn more.
Fractal and Eleventy: Getting static sites closer to the design system
For the Visual Framework 2.0 component system we recommend Eleventy for static sites: Eleventy sites get direct access to component templates with associated metadata and a focused component library.
Integrating Eleventy with gulp, upstream JS
Eleventy notes that it, "works great with data — use both front matter and external data files" but the static site generator stops short of working well with upstream in-memory data objects for local development.
EMBL-EBI Day: Visual Framework 2.0 outreach
Sharing VF 2.0 with developers: flexible, backwards‑compatible components and docs for faster adoption.
Faster scientific websites through reusability
Growing an EMBL‑EBI solution into a Visual Framework for the life sciences.
Inside the Content-Action Model
An ontology to document, plan, define and implement CAM magic.
What if: A web font for data
Alphanumeric data works well for programmatic query, but less so for direct human consumption. What if a font was designed specifically with life sciences data in mind?
Migrating to Zurb Panini 2.0
Not yet stable yet, but has some compelling features.
UX, discovery, analysis + the CAM
What does it mean to 'do UX' with our Content Action Model? Beyond the buzz.
The Content-Action Model origin story
Beyond the Core Content Model and into organisations, actions.
Introducing the Content-Action Model for Web Systems
Wiring ‘ugly truth’ UX diagnostics for better web strategy & IA.
