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This week on O'Reilly: Mike Loukides surveyed the NoSQL database landscape, the open web scored an important victory in court, and Joe Wikert said it's time to embrace a unified ebook format and abandon DRM. (translate)
How to Build User-Friendly Website
It is critical for web businesses to understand how to build a UX or user friendly website. The aim is to ensure that the site you are designing makes sense to the target groups. The phraseology and terminology you will use forms a crucial part in your ability to achieve this purpose. You will need [...]Related posts:Designing User Friendly Navigation MenusTips to Evaluate Design User ExperienceHow to Build a Better Design ExperienceEnhancing the Usability of Your WebsiteDesigning Websites for a Better Mobile User ExperienceDos and Don’ts of Website DesignConvince the Average User to Change to a Non-IE BrowserTips to Improve (translate)
Understanding MEAP - Mobile Enterprise Application Platforms
MEAP's are going to be the new *aaS. If you don't understand that statement, consider yourself blessed. Understanding technology industry analysts and acronyms is a difficult task. A relatively new category of Gartner Magic Quadrants have emerged one one in particular is a category that we think deserves a lot of attention. Mobile Enterprise Application Platforms are not typical software like your daddy used to buy. MEAP's are collections of services and components (including frameworks, profiles, libraries and more) that facilitate the types of functionality required to develop and maintain applications running on wireless devices (aka mobile devices).Now I don't (translate)
Developer Week in Review: A pause to consider patents
We take a look at two major events that rocked the technology intellectual property wars, centered on a courtroom in Texas and a standards body a continent away. (translate)
Publishing News: B&N boycott becomes booksellers' cold war against Amazon
Booksellers continue to pile on in response to Amazon Publishing's deal with Houghton Mifflin Harcourt. Also, publishers have a card to play against Amazon and cognitive friction makes for a better reading experience. (translate)
Visualization of the Week: Chasing storm chasers
This week's visualization comes from Tim Dye, who has mapped the routes of storm chasers alongside the weather patterns they pursue. (translate)
Big Web Show Podcast #62: Kristofer Layon and me on Mobile Web Design
AUTHOR KRISTOFER LAYON (@klayon) joins me to discuss his book, Mobilizing Web Sites: Strategies for Mobile Web Implementation in Episode No. 62 of The Big Web Show, my weekly podcast on “everything web that matters.” In a lively hour-long discussion, we learn why “standards-based layouts are already responsive;” discuss the Kano Model and how it [...] (translate)
Working with Outline Fonts in Illustrator
What do you do when you want to use a font, but it is only available as an outline font? This tutorial will show you a quick and easy way to make the most of it. (translate)
3DOcean Files Featured in Latest Issue of 3DArtist Magazine
Congratulations to four more 3DOcean authors whose work has been featured in the latest issue of 3DArtist magazine! The authors are: Ronen Bekerman (bakbek) Rajat Agarwal (iJatrat) Matt Guetta (mattguetta) Maksim Kot-Kuzma (kontramax) Here’s a screenshot of how the files were featured in the magazine: The following 4 files were given away on the cover [...] (translate)
Dubstep dance / Unleash Your Fingers
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