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Remodeling Four Kitchens: A look inside our new brand

With the additions of Advomatic and Manatí, we’ve had an exciting few years at Four Kitchens. While we’ve remained fundamentally the same organization, we’ve also been evolving into something new. It’s time for our brand to catch up.

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A more modern, sustainable approach to higher ed websites with YaleSites

A higher ed website is a product, not a project. Learn about Yale’s sustainable approach to digital development and how your team can do the same.

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SXSW 2014: Panel proposals from Four Kitchens

We love SXSW, a couple of Web Chefs have presented in the past, plus we help put on a Drupal party every time. Next year will be no exception. Learn more about our panel submissions for SXSW Interactive 2014!

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Multilingual CSS generated content in Drupal

CSS generated content is cool. You can make those little triangles everyone seems to love, but its real purpose is to let you add presentational words that would otherwise be a pain to generate in markup for some situations. Read on to learn how you can combine Drupal's excellent multilingual support with CSS generated content.

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Gittin’ started with Pantheon’s Multidev

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Jekyll event schedule

While working on the DrupalCamp Austin schedule, I was surprised to find that there weren’t any Jekyll templates or plugins available for event schedules. Since it was relatively simple to put one together I want to share some code we generated in the process of hosting the event.

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Ian’s Ruby gems blog post title

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DevTools link roundup

Today I looked through my collection of links and realized I have enough resources pooled up to put together a decent little post on browser devtools. In case you’re not familiar, development tools ship with each web browser, enabling us to analyze and debug our increasingly complex websites and apps. From finding a background color to profiling frame rate issues, browser devtools bring sanity to the world of frontend development.

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