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Designing for the Web
Todd Austin
Mark Boulton has just released his book, Designing for the Web, online for free. I currently own this book and highly recommend it to anyone in, or...
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Phil Sturgeon On CodeIgniter 2.0
Noah Stokes
Phil Sturgeon On CodeIgniter 2.0: Nerd out kids.
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The Art of Focusing-ing
John Saddington
I’ve done some significant soul-searching as of recent in terms of where I’m spending a lot of my time and how I’m focusing my work...
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Trippy Somewhat Spiritual Twitter Song: Twitter Me Some Love
John Saddington
Yikes.
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Messages from the Outside World
Anton Peck
Last year, when I wrote “Messages from Austin”, I invited all of the people who were attending SXSW to call my Google Voice number and...
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Rework – 1 Page and I’m Sold.
John Saddington
I love reading. I don’t nearly have the time I used to but I’m fighting for it.What has happened as a result is a very select reading...
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SXSW Here We Go
Lee Munroe
Tomorrow I have the pleasure of flying out to Austin, Texas for South by Southwest (SXSW).Very excited. Love it in the States and have wanted to go...
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Respectfully, I Disagree
Dean Harris
This morning, Pat Dryburgh posted an interesting article on his blog on choosing a blogging platform. As I’ve mentioned before, Patrick is...
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Designblind
Noah Stokes
My hypothesis:  No matter how beautiful the product, some people are just blind to good design; they’re designblind. Look at this photo above.  The...
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DataMapper Based ORM For CodeIgniter
Noah Stokes
DataMapper Based ORM For CodeIgniter: I’ve never personally used and ORM, but this looks like a great one to test the waters with.
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