…work on and improve their products, it makes changing things and refining styles a breeze." Anonymous " Maintainability and reusability." Jared Hardy, Product Design at Groupon "It streamlines the whole process, and is easier to read and debug. It takes only a few minutes to set up but the time savings are immense." Ghaida Zahran, designer at ZURB
People seem to be really happy once they make the leap. Since switching Foundation over to Sass, we've …
- ZURB: New Foundation 3.0 Playground Release: Right-to-Left Support
- Lee Munroe: Kareo Help Center Redesign
- Labnotes: css-annotate 2.0: live annotate your app
- A Fresh Cup: Notes on the Asset Pipeline
- Ruby Inside: How to Play with Rails 3.1, CoffeeScript and All That Jazz Right Now
- giant robots smashing into other giant robots: Controlling color with Sass color functions
…army of socialbots to steal gigabytes of Facebook data .
Corrected Anonymous, but still well written correction: Four ways men stunt women's careers unintentionally .
Smart planet Inside the mind of the octopus .
QotD paisleyboxers :
I don't always read fiction, but when I do it's a spreadsheet with timelines in a developer meeting.
- Heroku: The New Heroku (Part 4 of 4): Erosion-resistance & Explicit Contracts
- PeepCode Products: Meet Node.js Part I
- PaulBarry.com: Node.js Presentation
- Merbist: Ruby concurrency explained
- upstream agile - software: Experimenting with node.js/mite
- UrBlog: An Introduction to Node.js
…From the Lulz to Collective Action -- Interesting profile of Anonymous that isn't entirely ridiculous.
Interview w. Bun Lai from Miya's Sushi about sustainability -- Bun is my fucking hero. If you live near New Haven and don't regularly visit Miya's, you're missing out.
Communications Preferences page for T-Mobile Subscribers -- Apparently you need to opt out if you don't want SPAM text messages. This page will let …
2. Love (and Optimize for) Your Anonymous and Registered Users
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The primary source of our traffic is …
- Coding Horror: Judging Websites
- ZURB: What Motivates Us To Create Awesome Product?
- Signal vs. Noise: Exit Interview: Ask Jeeves' acquisition of Bloglines
- Giles Bowkett: Don't Let Zuckerberg Madoff You (Whether Accidentally Or On Purpose)
- Luke Redpath: Tagging my blog on Delicious
- Derek Powazek: Fertile Medium
The next " Erlang made stupid simple for Ruby programmers" post & screencast is in the making. I am reading again and again the pages of Software for a Concurrent World and try to synthesize Erlang's essence for the "average" Rubist.
Some stuff is straight forward, like Fun s which is the Erlang Funny name for Anonymous functions.
ERLANG:
1> Z = fun(X) -> 2*X end.
#Fun
2> Z(2).
4
3> Double = Z.
#Fun
4> Double(4).
- Ruby, Javascript, Erlang blog: Snakes, Gems & Coffee: Erlang doesn't support currying? News to me!
- Me Dev, You Jane: Introducing ErlangX and ErlangXCode
- Lance: The Programming Shootout/Erlang
- Edd Dumbill's Weblog: Behind the Times: My OSCON 2008 picks
- Softies on Rails - Home: What Did You Learn In 2008?
- The messagepub Blog: Send Twitter, IM, Email, or SMS messages from Erlang