Thursday October 2nd, 2008
1.8
From Vitamin, 9 days ago,
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In the third of our series of articles in the lead-up to
The Future of Web Apps in London, Chris Messina looks at how we should make sites more user-centric, using forward-facing technologies that are available now.
Tuesday September 30th, 2008
4.1
From Vitamin, 11 days ago,
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In the second of our series of articles in the run-up to
The Future of Web Apps in London, speaker Rufus Evison speculates on what an integrated future, where the cellphone does everything, might look like.
Thursday September 18th, 2008
5.7
From Vitamin, 23 days ago,
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In the leadup to
The Future of Web Apps Expo in London, I asked some of the speakers to give me their idea of what the future might hold. In the first article of this series, Jeremy Baines discusses moving web apps from the browser.
Tuesday September 16th, 2008
5.5
From Vitamin, 25 days ago,
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Silverback is an application from Clearleft that aims to make simple usability testing easy and within the budget of all web professionals. Nate Klaiber tests it out in this review.
Wednesday September 10th, 2008
6.8
From Vitamin, 1 month ago,
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The life of the corporate web worker who cares about standards and accessibility can be a frustrating one; hampered by office politics and archaic content management systems. In this article, Bruce looks at what you can do to make sure your projects are as accessible for your users as possible.
Tuesday September 2nd, 2008
5.0
From Vitamin, 1 month ago,
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Developing web applications is getting more complex - it's easy to accidentally break functionality as changes are made. In this article, Ben describes the setup his team uses test their apps as changes are committed; automatically notifying the developers of any problems.
Wednesday August 13th, 2008
5.3
From Vitamin, 1 month ago,
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Drew Wilson's been working on his Content Management
Tool Firerift — he's even built what might be the world’s first
computer animated CMS commercial for it — and in the process has learned some things about developing a better CMS.
Wednesday August 6th, 2008
5.6
From Vitamin, 2 months ago,
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Tuesday July 1st, 2008
6.9
From Vitamin, 3 months ago,
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Ryan Norbauer has been there, done that and taken copious notes — where the "there" is his consulting firm, the "that" Indian outsourcing and the "notes" are contained in this refreshing article on the realities of using outsourced talent.
Thursday June 19th, 2008
5.0
From Vitamin, 3 months ago,
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Chris Nagele's run
Wildbit, creators of hosted Subversion app
Beanstalk, for 8 years virtually. He lives in Philadelphia and his team is all over the world. So, he knows a few things about virtual teams and shares them in this article.
Friday June 6th, 2008
2.2
From Vitamin, 4 months ago,
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Have you ever looked at how the different browsers handle the same DOM errors? As this article from Opera JS guru Hallvord R. M. Steen points out, their different interpretations can be surprising.
Thursday May 29th, 2008
1.8
From Vitamin, 4 months ago,
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Jeffrey Kalmikoff is partner at skinnyCorp and chief creative officer at Threadless. In this article he relates what a trip to a sandwich shop can teach you about customer service.
Friday May 16th, 2008
2.2
From Vitamin, 4 months ago,
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Sahil Parikh built and runs his web app DeskAway a world away in Mumbai, India. In this article he shares some of the things he's learned and hats he's worn while creating his successful and profitable web app business.
Thursday May 8th, 2008
1.8
From Vitamin, 5 months ago,
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Designer at Moo.com, Denise Wilton delivers some sound advice on making your web app seem more human
2.2
From Vitamin, 5 months ago,
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Think fast, feature-rich and affordable web app development and Microsoft may not be the first thing that springs to mind. But one agency put any prejudices aside and built a web app from top to bottom with MS tools. Here's what happened...