The 37better Project (archive from 2001 – some links may not work) was one of the best promotional things we ever did for our company. It brought us tremendous exposure. The 37betters were linked…
January 2009
88 posts
The web development community became intensely excited on January 14, 2009 when jQuery version 1.3.0 was officially released. jQuery 1.3 brings with it significant improvements, especially when it…
Once you’ve been coding for a while, you begin to take something for granted. You forget just how smart you really are. How many hundreds of keyboard shortcuts have we memorized? How many languages…
Disclosure: Yup, still work for Mozilla!
Chris Blizzard has a really nice look at why he thinks open video matters, and some of the steps that Mozilla is taking to help get it there. We all know…
Gmail Offline has been an incredibly long wished for product feature and now it is coming (takes time to push it out to people and it will appear in Settings - Labs).
This is a big deal. It uses…
Dave Gray’s Free The Facts presentation is a must-read, must-share for anyone who cares about either science or open access.
It’s also a masterpiece of presentation economy, and a…
By David Březina
The globalisation of the type market and rising interest in multi-lingual typeface design is a source of great optimism among many typographers. Yet despite the proliferation of…
http://www.roughtype.com/archives/2009/01/never_alone.php
Intel’s Larrabee is a chip every designer already knows how to program
Here’s yet another one for the books to respond to those who claim that…Shared by No Sense Worrying
A good example of adapting to the market, and the way things are — are you listening RIAA?
The tests will use stem cells cultured from embryos left over in fertility clinics, which otherwise would have been discarded.
Many of you are familiar with Cameron Moll via his successful books, Mobile Web Design, and CSS Mastery. Today, we’ll be talking with him about everything ranging from rock bands to the future…