September 2011
In the last post , we finished our first user story. That user story was pretty simple, but it flushed out the design of our home page. The next user story, As an administrator, I want to invite... Read More
Web Directions South is without doubt a conference worthy of your attention. If you’re itching to go but scratching around for funds, then oh boy do we have the challenge for you. Pull out your... Read More
Forget old-fashioned market research. Georgina explains an approach to experiential market research that helps you get inside the heads of prospects, peers, and clients.Read More
The complexity of HTML5 arises not from the syntax, but from browser support and video encoding. Web developers are used to struggling with browser compatibility, but you also have wider-than-usual... Read More
John Tabita finds knowing when to lead and when to follow can make all the difference when dealing with employers and with clients.Read More
August was a month of introspection for Hawk, who spent her time examining our group of communities and trying to get some insight into just what it is that is making them tick.Read More
Craig provides three settings tweaks for Firefox 6 which can make your browser significantly faster.Read More
I’ve noticed there’s quite a bit of misunderstanding among .NET developers as to what Ruby or Rails are, and how those compare to what they came to know and love in .NET. I know I didn’t... Read More
In the next couple of posts we’re going to go on a bit of a tangent and discuss how you can connect your Windows Phone application to the cloud. Whilst a lot of these concepts can be applied to... Read More
In the next couple of posts we’re going to go on a bit of a tangent and discuss how you can connect your Windows Phone application to the cloud. Whilst a lot of these concepts can be applied to... Read More
Continuing on from the last instalment in this series of articles, “Surviving logo design in the real world,” Felix writes about the components of a logo — symbols and wordmarks. As... Read More
Last week, when I got my hands on a top-secret preview copy of “The Blogger’s Guide to Online Marketing” by The Web Marketing Ninja (the most mysterious member of the Problogger team), I... Read More
In this follow-up article, John Tabita shares even more tips to help you stop procrastinating and keep on track.Read More
When making the switch to Ruby from a PHP background, one of the grayest areas for me was blocks. Blocks are everywhere in Ruby and not having a good understanding of them will stall your learning... Read More
