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The Mobile Shift – The End of Small Studios?
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Interesting thoughts on the shift towards a more mobile web world, on implementing new workflows and the challenges clients as well as small studios have to face. The Mobile Shift – The End of Small…
Opening Notification Center Mentions And Direct Messages in Twitter.app
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Now that Mountain Lion has been released, the new OS shows off with full Twitter integration. You can tweet straight from the Notifications Center, without opening the Twitter App itself. That's a…
Introductions To LESS And Sass
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If you're planning to look into one of the CSS preprocessors LESS or Sass, I found these introductions a good starting point to do so: Learning LESS – An Introduction Introduction to Sass…
OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion
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If you're curious about what's new and what has changed in the new version of OS X 10.8, here's John Siracusa's most comprehensive review: OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion: the Ars Technica review
WP Admin Bookmarklet
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As quite a nifty little helper, this bookmarklet takes you from the current domain you're on straight to it's WordPress admin login. Very helpful when you're working with multiple WP sites. And it…
Environmental Decisions
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Last week Apple confirmed the withdrawel from the EPEAT environmental rating system. At the end of the week, they announced that this decision was a mistake and that with immediate effect, they are…
The Future Will Be Right There
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If you are in school today the technologies you will use as an adult tomorrow have not been invented yet.
Google Recommends Responsive Design for Smartphone-Optimized Websites
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Google speaks out on which configurations for smartphone-optimized sites they support and what they recommend.
Testing Your Responsive Designs
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Phones, Browsers, Screens and everything in between. Ten things things to remember, when testing your responsive designs.
The New Web Design Guidelines
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Read to remember and embrace.
Racing The Streets of San Francisco
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After a little summer pause, here's something non-tech to get you (and me) up to speed again.
Webkit Inspector Supports Responsive Development
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The Webkit Inspector in Google's Chrome Browser now supports the option to override device metrics including the screen resolution. This is a nice supporting feature in a responsive design workflow…
A Better Drag And Drop
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A nifty little tool that makes dragging and dropping sort of a new experience. Quite helpful to move files from one application to another, without the need to save them in between the two.
The Webkit Inspector Demystified
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The Webkit Inspector became an invaluable tool in the web development world. In his article Majd Taby explains most of its functionality with good examples on how and what to use the different panels…
Improving Text Manipulation on The iPad
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Quite a good idea to improve the selection of text on the iPad.
Speed Up Your App
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Easy, but very smart approach to speed up your apps performance. Or at least make it feel much faster.
Newsletter Design Issues with Outlook 2010
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Outlook 2010 is broken and that's nothing new. What was new for me was Outlook 2010 not displaying list bullets, but every other email client did show them correctly. The solution to this problem is…
Removing Files via SSH
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I needed to delete a lot of files from a web server and it was taking forever. To get this done faster, I looked into removing the files via SSH. The following handy lines of code let you find or…
Owning A Majority
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The Wall Street Journal: On the morning of Sunday, April 8, Facebook Inc.'s youthful chief executive, Mark Zuckerberg, alerted his board of directors that he intended to buy Instagram, the hot…
The Innovator's Patent Agreement
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From the Twitter Blog: One of the great things about Twitter is working with so many talented folks who dream up and build incredible products day in and day out. Like many companies, we apply for…
The Power of Viral
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Jonathan Mak Long, the Hong Kong student who created this tribute to Apple founder Steve Jobs designed an image for Coke's global "Open Happiness" campaign, which has now appeared in China.
TOS Well Done
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Even though you'll have to read the Terms of Service in it's whole to be on the safe side, it's a nice approach of explaining what they actually mean. Do you read the TOS of all the services you use…
Adaptive Images
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Another interesting approach for optimizing the delivery of mobile content in responsive designs. I haven't tried this one out yet, but am wondering if the resized images will retain high quality…
How Images Are Downloaded
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Tim Kadlec has a good overview of Media Query & Asset Downloading Tests & Results. Interesting and helpful insights on how images are downloaded when media queries are involved.
Font Awesome
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The iconic font designed for use with Twitter Bootstrap. And because I'm using it on this site, it's worth linking to.