December 2008
- Useful Tweets 8
- 12/30/2008
- With the holidays and personal travel, I've gotten a bit behind on my blog and my Useful Tweets series. Many apologies for the lack of fresh content, but I promise things will pick back up — including a few new articles for my microformats series and a new series on accessibility — after I return to Albuquerque and my regular life. Until then, here are recycled tweets from two weeks ago that included links to web design resources, interesting products,…
- Useful Tweets 7
- 12/15/2008
- Recycled tweets from the previous week that included links to web design resources, interesting products, comics, etc. Follow me on Twitter for more immediate linky goodness.
- I'm Feedburning, So Update Your RSS
- 12/10/2008
- I decided to give Feedburner a try a week or so ago. Why? Curiosity. I want to know how many folks subscribe to my blog. I definitely know there are four (thanks to my mom, my sister, my boss and my best friend), but perhaps there are more. Oh shit, I just rhymed. I'm a poet and didn't know it. Okay, enough. Today my friend Jason Beaird posted that he, too, had moved his feeds to feedburner, and he bothered…
- My Weekend With Upgrade NM
- 12/08/2008
- This past weekend I participated in Upgrade NM, a 24-hour "code sprint" where local web developers and designers volunteer to build a web site for a New Mexico non-profit. (Thankfully it wasn't 24 consecutive hours, but 8am–8pm on both Saturday and Sunday.)
- Useful Tweets 6
- 12/07/2008
- Recycled tweets from the previous week that included links to web design resources, interesting products, comics, etc. Follow me on Twitter for more immediate linky goodness.
- Survival Skills
- 12/05/2008
- “I hate to advocate drugs, alcohol, violence or insanity to anyone, but they've always worked for me.” — Hunter S. Thompson, American journalist & author
- The State of the Web: A Survey
- 12/03/2008
- One of the more frustrating things about the web industry is the fact that it is comparatively new and, as such, there is an overwhelming lack of data about the industry and its professionals. There is ALA's Survey for People Who Make Websites, which is in its second year and focuses a fair amount on the HR aspects of the industry, including salaries, benefits, job titles, responsibilities, etc. Then there is Opera's MAMA research, which focuses more on web sites…
- Useful Tweets 5
- 12/02/2008
- Recycled tweets from the previous week that included links to web design resources, interesting products, comics, etc. Follow me on Twitter for more immediate linky goodness.
