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Archive for October 2011
For site owners, there is little more frustrating than feeling like you are doing everything with your SEO and search marketing right and finding that the competition is still two steps ahead of you. Even worse is when it looks like the competition is using black hat SEO to dominate the SERPs. You might think [...]
Have you ever had someone flirt with you and they did nothing but demean themselves the whole time? Did that make you attracted to them? Doubtful. Yet, this is how so many individuals seem to handle their business today.
With [...]
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Publishing App Expo Set for December in New York City
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The event will teach attendees how to build apps within budget, maximize discoverability and monetize content across publishing platforms….
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Memories: 144 Creative Artists Come Together for Limited Edition Art Book
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Memories is a collective of 144 British and international artists who have each designed and donated a bespoke work of art to illustrate and interpret 12 true life stories of loss and survival from cancer.
Memories is the brainchild of four well-known, independent UK-based creatives: Stuart Boyd, Antony Kitson, Rishi Sodha and Garrick Webster, who came [...]
Mozilla has taken over stewardship of Hive Learning Network NYC: a network of over 30 organizations using digital technology and web culture to fuel learning. Hive NYC links educators from libraries, museums and after schools programs around creative, digital projects with youth. Member organizations — of which there are 30 including The American Museum of [...]
Windows 8 Metro style apps let developers take their Web sites’ experiences
to the next level. With Metro style apps, developers can build experiences that are more immersive, beautiful, and
better connected with other apps and the rest of Windows.
Apps can utilize the Windows Runtime [...]
When organizing content and actions on mobile, solid information architecture principles like clear labeling, balanced breadth and depth, and appropriate mental models remain important. But the organization of mobile web experiences must also align with how people use their mobile devices and why; emphasize content over navigation; provide relevant options for exploration and pivoting; maintain [...]
Modules and Loaders inside and outside of YUI
Authoring JavaScript in modules is definitely picking up steam these days, and I’m not just talking about YUI. Node.js uses CommonJS 1.1 modules, dojo and others use AMD, and the next version of JavaScript (ok, ECMAScript) will include new syntax for creating and working with modules.
So where [...]
Hot off the momentum of the jQuery Conference in Boston earlier this month, and based on the community’s valuable feedback, we’re releasing a new beta that incorporates further fixes and improves stability. The full list of fixes and features can be found below. We urge everyone to start testing this code in their applications, [...]
We recently blogged about the brand new documentation center created for Ext JS 4. Great documentation is one of the pillars of Ext JS 4 and Sencha Touch 2 so today I’d like to share a few updates we’ve been making to take our docs to the next level.
While we put enormous amounts of [...]