I had to put this one in “robots doing good” and “robots doing evil” because she’s helping sell sunscreen, which is good, but she’s really disturbing, which is bad.
Monthly Archives: July 2008
Incorporating web standards into your design brief or RFP
July 31, 2008 – 3:08 pm
Working on a design brief for a radical makeover of the website at work, and have been doing a bit of digging around into how people specify web standards in their project specs. Came across this post from quite a while ago, and ended up using it as sort of a template, with some modifications:
Usability, [...]
The Nautilus
July 31, 2008 – 8:05 am
Some amazing footage of a Nautilus from a nighttime dive by paleontologist Peter Ward.
The Survey for People Who Make Websites
July 31, 2008 – 7:12 am
A List Apart, the online “magazine for people who make websites,” has announced another round of surveying for its “survey for people who make websites.” Last year, almost 33,000 people took the survey.
More cakePHP tips
July 25, 2008 – 12:55 pm
Continuing from my last post on choosing a php web development framework, here are some more tips on cakePHP that you may not otherwise come across as quickly
if you change your database (as configured in app/config/database.php) make sure to delete the files in app/tmp/cache/models (see here)
cakePHP will do some nice automation work for you if [...]
The magic of the free market explained
July 25, 2008 – 11:17 am
Great comic from Tom the Dancing Bug, by Ruben Bolling.