For centuries, writers have experimented with forms that evoke the imperfection of thought, the inconstancy of human affairs, and the chastening passage of time. But as blogging evolves as a literary form, it is generating a new and quintessentially postmodern idiom that's enabling writers to express themselves in ways that have never been seen or understood before. Its truths are provisional, and its ethos collective and messy. Yet the interaction it enables between writer and reader is unprecedented, visceral, and sometimes brutal.

January 19, 5:36 PM

The journey so far has been a long one. I've learned to use percentages instead of being precise when placing elements within the webpage. Percentages allow those elements to scale no matter the size of the screen it is being displayed on, while being more direct with pixels or "px" will cause your elements to become unaligned when the screen size changes. Maybe this little tid-bit of information will help readers and developers alike.

Febuary 1, 9:37 PM