12: Chris Coyier, Part Two - Getting Good At Pretty Much Anything
Developer Tea30 Jan 2015

12: Chris Coyier, Part Two - Getting Good At Pretty Much Anything

On this episode, I continue the interview Chris Coyier. Chris is the creator of CSS-Tricks.com, Codepen.io, and hosts Shoptalk Show with Dave Rupert. In this second part of a two-part interview, Chris and I talk about getting good at being a musician (or at cutting hair), why we rewrite code we've already written, and lots of other necessary things.

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