Glenn Friesen To my mind, this is a no-brainer
Yet so many are against it. I don’t get it. I think it might have something to do with defensiveness / territorialism. Whatever. Anyway, it’s a brilliant idea to…
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People are out there doing what you aren’t but want to. Just hire them if you can, or start doing it yourself, NOW.
All of them are great. This one stands out:
The Web is not about commerce. The Web is about communication.
via QUOTES.
Remember….!
Keep in mind, as it relates to an analogy for Brand Loyalty and switching costs…
Much research shows that if there are no consequences to cheating, or if we can get away with it, we are very likely to do so. However, brand conversion is more than having the user cheat on their product once. We want them to understand that they are trading up to the new brand. It’s always possible to convert someone to your brand permanently. This can be achieved if the right environmental pressures are in place to do so.
via What Drives People To Cheat In Relationships and Brand Loyalty & Conversion | Darwin vs The Machine.
The HTML 5 spec was originally called “Web Applications 1.0″. Most of the attention has been on the new markup elements, but in his talk he takes a further look at the applications side of the spec, covering: 1. Dynamic images and graphs with canvas 2. Eliminating much forms validation with webforms 2.0 3. Local storage automagically saving your data 4. Geolocation 5. Building toolbars and menus.
Think Vitamin » The Future of HTML 5
Repub: 2010-08-30 09:41:11. gf
My two favorite sentances from this article…
“Asking for permission is like asking to keep a rock someone just threw at your head.” – Banksy
“Most advertising is just visual pollution.” – Dave Trott
via BANKSY ON ADVERTISING | Dave Trott’s Blog | CST The Gate.
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Also, be sure to check out Paul Irish’s “invert!” for some fun… http://paulirish.com/demo/invert
Brilliant tool for collaborative github web dev…
GitHub gives us almost everything we need to do code reviews. [...] If I want my code to be reviewed, I’ve got to go to GitHub, get the URL (and any other info), then compose an email to everyone I want to review it.
via #reviewth.is @github.
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