Roses are red, violets are—purple? Blue? Why not both! {{‘The Blur Markup Language’, ‘BML’}} allows {{‘writers’, ‘authors’}} to {{‘make’, ‘write’}} text which is lazily evaluated, freeing them from the {{‘requirement’, ‘assumption’}} that their words have to exist in any one {{‘static’, ‘fixed’}} form. Unlike more open-ended text generation approaches, BML allows the creation of {{‘tightly’, ‘precisely’}} composed texts rich with surprises and possibilities. We’ll explore the motivations behind chance poetry{{‘ and BML,’, ‘’}} and see how it’s being used in {{‘the wild’, ‘action’}} from books to essays to installations. Andrew Yoon is making poems that change, live coding noise, playing melodica, growing the art journal nothing-to-say.org, and advocating for copyright abolition. He can be found online at andrewyoon.art PUBLICATION PERMISSIONS:
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CSS Houdini is an umbrella term that describes a series of low-level browser APIs and worklets which enable developers to hook into the browser's rendering engine and extend the styling capabilities of today. Learn about the various Houdini API's, as well as how to use them cross-browser with the Houdini Paint Polyfill. Also learn about a new resource to help you quickly get started with exploring Houdini in your own projects today. Resources:
Houdini.how → https://goo.gle/361vlvz​ Speaker: Una Kravets PUBLICATION PERMISSIONS:
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Node-RED is a low-code development tool that lets you quickly build applications by dragging components into a workspace and wiring them together to represent the logical flow of events. It can be an invaluable tool for developers of any experience and can be, for Node.js developers in particular, quick and easy to extend. This talk looks at how Node-RED can be extended by creating new nodes for its palette. PUBLICATION PERMISSIONS:
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