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Future Of Web Apps - Videos (32)
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Bookmark this on Delicious - Saved by aaiBoek to video fowa conference web webdesign web2.0 london videos presentations development - More about this bookmarkShared by Andie Nordgren (3) Ben Timms (3) Bene (7) boagworld (16) Brad Brooks (25) Dave Stanton (9) david coxon (32) Derrik (97) Erik Forsberg (1) grasuth (7) James Burke (21) jennielees (18) Johan Ronnestam (6) Julian Lukács (26) karina hillestad (25) kyanos (9) laura moreno (75) Leximo (47) Marko Đorđevic (20) Maurice Svay (14) Morten Skogly (10) Netviber (41) Nick Sieger (17) Pittaya (18) rmorrell (70) Rob Allen (5) rtsnance (37) Tom Morris (12) Tuomas Lonka (22) Vero Pepperrell (20) Wilbert (2) Will Colley (1)Contribute comment -
Print PDFs directly to iPod touch (and iPhone) (6)
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I frequently want to print copies of maps, directions or other things to take with me on the road. Since I found the app Air Sharing for my iPod touch, I can save the docs to PDF, and then copy them to my iPod touch for offline viewing. I put together an Automator workflow [65KB download] that allows me to do this directly from the print dialog box. To configure the workflow, put the (unzipped) ...Contribute comment - Design Float (7)
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New Issue: Understanding Disabilities when Designing a Website (3)
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This week, Digital Web is…well, late, but we’re very happy to welcome accessibility and usability consultant Leona Tomlinson. Leona joins us to offer her guidance in Understanding Disabilities when Designing a Website. Digging into accessibility guidelines and standards can be as difficult and confusing as any language specifications, but Leona assures us that a few minor changes and a clear mindset can make a huge difference to users with disabilities. p.s., I apologize for the ...Contribute comment -
FAQ: How to convince my boss to let me attend a web conference? (3)
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Q: I am a course developer for a university. I am interested in attending An Event Apart and need to justify to my supervisor why this conference would be really great for me and the university. I have explained that the learning more about standards-based HTML, CSS and accessibility are a must as an employee of a state university, and that some of the best creative minds in the world will be speaking at the ...Contribute comment - Design By Community (2)
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jQuery and JavaScript Coding: Examples and Best Practices (112)
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When used correctly, jQuery can help you make your website more interactive, interesting and exciting. This article will share some best practices and examples for using the popular Javascript framework to create unobtrusive, accessible DOM scripting effects. The article will explore what constitutes best practices with regard to Javascript and, furthermore, why jQuery is a good choice of a framework to implement best practices.Shared by !&# (103) AJ (270) Alex Holt (0) ALi (37) Arnopeck (2) Art (25) azlon (29) Benjamin (556) boagworld (16) Boris Smirnov (20) Brad Brooks (25) Brajeshwar (36) Brian (8) Brian (23) Bruce (27) Çağatay Öztürk (23) Cai Chen (6) carlback (21) Casey (10) Chris L (39) chrisfreitag (18) cleiva (8) Colby Palmer (19) Cory Grunkemeyer (0) cyberlabe (12) Dan (42) Dan (54) Dani McDaniel (47) David (20) Dennis (10) Digg Boss (21) dingyi (52) dobata (338) Dominic Foster (264) Dragos Pirvu (678) Dudu P (39) elstudio (23) Fatih Taşkıran (17) Gareth Murran (20) graywolf (15) green (4) Gregor (21) Gyuri (19) Huacn Lee (25) jalbert (254) james young (11) Jason (21) Jason Shultz (25) Jay (14) Jeremy Flint (21) Jesper (31) John W (25) John Wiseman (16) Jorge L. Suárez Rodríguez (7) Josh (11) Justin (3) Keith (4) Kelly Knights (1) Kelvin (4) Kevin (1) Lahiru Priyadarshana (11) lebinh (15) Leena (1134) Lindsey Smith (57) Markus (2) Mattijs Hoitink (4) miasarmento (112) Michael Sean Becker (7) Miguel Lopez (176) Mox Folder (20) mr.petruccio (35) natadd (13) Nazly (16) niceday (24) Nick (14) Nirav (42) omar (15) Orunner (7) paolo (11) Peter N (17) Renzo Ferrer (10) rex (21) Richard (9) RJO (60) Robert (72) Romey (50) Ross V (0) rpy (20) RyneNelson (41) Samuel (85) sandy (13) Sean (6) Sham (89) Shaun (21) Simon (6) SJudd (10) Skellie (78) Stefan (28) Steve (17) Stii (17) Takeshi Ando (5) Taylor Davis (15) tforster (23) Tibi Puiu (76) Tim McGovern (5) Tom Q (10) Travis (43) West (19) yojibee (28) Zak Strassberg (1) Ziv Meltzer (11) Zoram (33)- rpy said: A must read for web developers writing UI code
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The complexity tax (1)
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flogged magazine - Designers submit your flogged designs! (3)
onTwo resources have just popped up, both celebrating "rejected designs": Flogged Magazine and Project Never.Contribute comment
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The Future of Search According to Google (1)
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Google VP Marissa Mayer talked about the future of search on the Google blog this afternoon. Mayer apparently spent Saturday keeping track of all the things that came up in conversations that she wished she could search for. The result was a long list of questions ranging from “Which school has a team called the Banana Slugs?” to “What are the dance steps to the Charleston?” to “What kind of bird is that flying over ...Shared by boagworld (16)Contribute comment -
10 Rules for Driving Traffic Using Forums (3)
onWe all know forums are a great place for networking, getting advice, or getting answers to problems we couldnt solve on our own. But did you know that your participation in a forum can drive high quality traffic to your site too? Josh explains why.Contribute comment
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Does Google Have Rights to Everything You Send Through Chrome? (49)
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Our coverage of the new Google browser Chrome over the past few days has touched on issues like browser performance and business implications for Firefox - but one thing we hadn't noticed until this evening was a curious section of the Chrome Terms of Service. The terms include a section giving Google "a perpetual, irrevocable, worldwide, royalty-free, and non-exclusive license to reproduce, adapt, modify, translate, publish, publicly perform, publicly display and distribute any Content which ...Shared by (jeff)isageek (36) Adam (20) AJ (270) Akhmad Fathonih (19) AKs (4) atul (156) boagworld (16) Brian Calhoun (0) Brian Landau (22) Chris Gilmore (23) Chris Messina (26) Eric Herberholz (28) Fanatyk (25) Farzad (8) Joe (138) Kathy Brewis (159) Keef (38) Keith (19) kenmat (39) kidakaka (33) Kristen (18) Lennie (11) lezionidistile (22) Luis Suarez (2) Mark Glaser (15) Martynas (4) Matthew Bischoff (20) Maurelita (21) Miguel Lopez (176) Miron Ghiu (2) Mountain/\Ash (18) neo (18) Netviber (41) Niva (1) Nuno Carvalho (20) Onder Eren (3) Ozgur (16) paul (18) Pete Johnston (1) Richard (18) Shankar Ganesh (80) Stephen (39) sulleh (9) svartling (30) Talk (15) thornley (13) Tim (66) Ubqtous (23) warza (15) Will (18)- warza said: blah blah blah
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Why we don&8217;t skip Photoshop | Blue Flavor (2)
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Yesterday, our friends at 37signals started an interesting discussion on their blog with a post entitled Why we skip Photoshop. But the post actually has very little to do with the actual tool (Adobe Photoshop), and is really more related to workflow. 37signals doesn’t do a visual composite phase in the process of developing their products. Instead, they jump directly from rough sketches (on paper or in their heads) to development using HTML and CSS. ...Shared by boagworld (16) Muhammad Siyab (53)Contribute comment - Bee Docs' Timeline - Timeline Software for Mac OS X (13)
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iGeoCacher (4)
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Category: Entertainment Released: Aug 24, 2008 Price: $14.99 Description:Native OS version of the popular iGeoCacher web application for paperless GeoCaching. Cache information from several popular data formats is now stored directly in the local SQLite database making true "off-line" paperless geocaching a reality for the iPhone. This also enfrachises the iPod Touch users as they can now view cache information off line. Users of the new 3G iPhone will also enjoy seamless integration of cache ...Contribute comment - Magic Paper (1)
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More (Really) Stunning Desktop Wallpapers | Graphics | Smashing Magazine (20)
onDesktop wallpapers are always nice to look at and draw inspiration from. They may provide with some fresh perspective offer you eye-candy for tedious coffee breaks. We regularly hunting free high-quality icons, fonts present themShared by Ben (15) boagworld (16) cedric (11) Chanux (8) Dilip (14) Gérard (9) Hufi (10) JasonG (13) Marco Bonomo (9) Nicole (9) pavučok (20) pete (14) prash (24) Rafa (3) Raj Prasan (6) Rex Pechler (18) Scott (17) Vane (27) William (14) wolfie toutomoutochan (22)Explore read four notes
- JasonG said: Now that I have a gorgeous 24in iMac I'm always looking for high quality wallpapers!
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A List Apart: Articles: Faux Absolute Positioning (15)
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CSS layout is awesome, except when your layout calls for a header, a footer, and columns in between. Use float, and content changes can cause columns to wrap. Use absolute positioning, and your footer can crash into your columns. Add the complexity of drag-and-drop layouts, and a new technique is needed. Enter "faux absolute positioning." Align every item to a predefined position on the grid (as with absolute positioning), but objects will still affect the ...Shared by Alfred (1) Arata Kojima (18) boagworld (16) Cool (23) Dave (10) deejay74 (0) dprothro (4) John Bragg (15) Michael (14) Michael (15) Nick (14) Patrick J. Anderson (0) Sheena (7) Stanislav (19) sunburntkamel (10)- Michael said: Something I'll be trying out soon...
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