This last July I had another opportunity to attend OSCON 2011 in Portland, Oregon. So I did what any self-described beer and technology enthusiast would do, I jumped on a plane and flew north. While in attendance, I soaked in as much knowledge as I could — insight, instruction, tips, and funny stor
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OSCON 2011: Open Source Landscape Overview
Posted by jjriv under TechnologyFrom http://www.myintervals.com 4833 days ago
Clever release names for creative developers
Posted by jjriv under TechnologyFrom http://www.myintervals.com 4907 days ago
As developers, naming releases grants us collective ownership, and boosts our morale by making everyone part of something. We don’t want to be talking about releases in numbers, they’re too corporate-esque.
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Simple SEO Tip for Web Designers: The 301 Redirect
Posted by jjriv under ResourcesFrom http://www.myintervals.com 4934 days ago
There are two reasons why this can be very useful for web designers and developers who are launching new web sites and/or maintaining existing web sites.
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Speed Up Your Web Pages With Browser Caching
Posted by jjriv under TechnologyFrom http://www.myintervals.com 4942 days ago
Web designers and developers can decrease their page load times even more by forcing the browser to cache specific types of content via the Expires header.
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Creating a Fun Place to Work (and Play)
Posted by jjriv under StartupsFrom http://www.myintervals.com 4963 days ago
So how can we make our workplaces a better place to work, socialize, and play? I’ll give you a hint, it takes more than a foosball table. A creative company culture does not happen on it’s own, it requires participation and contributions from everyone. All it takes is one unhappy person to bring th
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Revisiting Web Design Decisions Behind the Intervals Mobile App
Posted by jjriv under ResourcesFrom http://www.myintervals.com 5000 days ago
When we first started sketching out ideas for the mobile UI, we had to decide if we were going to develop it as a native app for iPhone, Android, and other mobile phones, or if we were going to develop it in HTML and make it available on any phone with a capable web browser.
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Submersible Dirigible ~ The New Intervals Shirt Design
Posted by jjriv under MarketingFrom http://www.myintervals.com 5035 days ago
One of the biggest hurdles in designing and printing a shirt to promote your business is creating something cool enough that people will actually wear it, and preferably not just at the gym.
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How Many Hats Does it Take to Design, Develop and Deploy a Web-based App?
Posted by jjriv under StartupsFrom http://www.myintervals.com 5047 days ago
In short, it’s going to take more than you think; a lot more thank you think. It is often said that people working for small companies — especially the owners — are required to wear a lot of different hats. And the metaphor is almost always spot on.
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How To Get Fired as a Freelance Web Designer or Developer
Posted by jjriv under StrategyFrom http://www.myintervals.com 5134 days ago
From the ashes of our own disasters and near-meltdowns we bring you a list of nine surefire ways to get canned and banned as a freelance web designer or developer.
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Do Web Designers Need to Know Web Development?
Posted by jjriv under ResourcesFrom http://www.myintervals.com 5173 days ago
Web designers don’t need to be competent web developers, however, they should have a basic understanding of client-side development.
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