Ian Irving's Code and Culture from Toronto
Good to Great (rules to live by) – Having a cross functional developer that can write code and talk to a client in plain english is an amazingly huge (and seemingly rare) asset. Update : Kevin Pettitt links back with Continue reading Recent Links for August 13th
XRAY :: for web developers – a bookmarklet for Safari, Firefox, Camino or Mozilla. Use it to see the box model for any element.- bookmarklet development web favelet css social-network-portability – Microformats – One of several user-interface ideas and suggestions Continue reading Recent Links for August 12th
A prototype-checklist : doing common things the prototype way (or taking advantage of those extra 100 KB in your page) – A great set of code examples of doing things the Prototype way. – Javascript TOKYOMANGO: Superflat Panda Swallows Cell Continue reading Recent Links for August 10th : the ProtoType Way; Superflat Panda; Nefertiti
The FaceBook Camp Developer Garage was a great success with +450 people attending. There are a bunch of Flickr photo’s up tagged facebookcamptoronto. Joey deVilla has a detailed posting Notes from FacebookCamp, Part 1 and promises more, in addtional to Continue reading Wrapup on FacebookCamp in Toronto
A vision of cheap space launches using lighter-than-air vehicles essentially balloons built specifically to carry light payloads to the stratosphere, from which a larger space-going vehicle could be launched.- first stage would use a lighter-than-air ascent vehicle to reach a Continue reading Recent Links for August 9th : space launches using lighter-than-air vehicles ; Japanese Mottainai Furoshiki wrapping
Safari Books Online – Author Interview with Andy Oram and Greg Wilson – Safari Books Online has just posted an interview with Andy Oram and (Toronto’s) Greg Wilson, the two editors who put together the recent O’Reilly book, Beautiful Code. Continue reading Recent Links for August 8th : Beautiful Code; NP-complete; sleazy FaceBook; ten different New Yorks