Ian Irving's Code and Culture from Toronto
Just In Tokyo: PDF: Just In Tokyo, a cheap, handy, printed guide to Tokyo. via Boing Boing . Justin knows his stuff, so I’ll be reading this before my next trip to Tokyo (soon I hope!) Also, I’m 3/4 the Continue reading Just In Tokyo: and A Place So Foreign
For Mozilla based browsers It allows you to edit your web page’s CSS in the left sidebar and watch the change in realtime in the browser pane. This is as cool as it gets in web design if you ask Continue reading Edit CSS Plugin
Yahoo! News – Enthusiasts Call Web Feed Next Big Thing via Slashdot, and a bunch of other places. One of the important points made by CmdrTaco and a few other places is that calling it RSS Feed seems unfriendly and Continue reading Enthusiasts Call Web Feed Next Big Thing
One sure sign that people are getting into real-world web services projects is when you start to see timezone awareness … [Via Loosely Coupled weblog] coordinating TimeZones are hard, then add in Daylight Saving Time, when or if it takes Continue reading Global reality: TimeZones+ Daylight Saving Time, is hard
A article [Via A VC] on “Behavior versus Context“. Can you say Permission Marketing I think the Internet is slowly becoming the medium of choice for almost all marketers. Why? Because it has the reach, the frequency, the measurability, and Continue reading Behavior versus Context
Wired has a good article in their latest issue: The complete guide to google, which actually starts by talking about the challenges any company goes through when pre-, in- and post-IPO. Just the first section alone makes it worth reading. Continue reading what’s in an IPO?