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Don’t let your design system look complete
(grillopress.github.io)
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6y ago
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angrymouse
6y ago
The vaccination rollout programme is very much NHS. Vaccination is something the NHS does. So that shouldn’t be surprising. Believe Cummings point was that The Department of Health wasn’t in control as it is in terms of test and trace. So N
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Win the Space to Design Services
(grillopress.github.io)
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7y ago
This brings back memories. Used to work for an NHS hospital trust. The chief executive made a rather rash, very public announcement (under peer pressure) that he was going to do a skydive for the hospital charity. Lots of jokes etc. But he
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9y ago
Having redesigned a hospital's recruitment process to use Facebook advertising for the more "blue collar" type jobs (porters, support workers, estates type jobs as well as nurses) I can really see this working. We got ridicul
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angrymouse
9y ago
It is a touch hacky but here it is: https://grillopress.github.io Code here: https://github.com/GrilloPress/grillopress.github.io?files=1 The idea behind my blog is every major article I style slightly diff
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9y ago
I recently converted my blog to CSS grid. In the past I would have lazily used bootstrap as I've used that for over three years and know the grid inside out. It was a touch intimidating at first. No framework! But it is really quite ex
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9y ago
Where is the best place/s to find design research?
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A Look at Bootstrap 4's New Reset: Reboot.css
(scotch.io)
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9y ago
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Do Users Scroll? – People Don't Scroll
(peopledontscroll.com)
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9y ago
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10y ago
I've got three things. The last is the key in a "I know more now" sense but the first two provide the framework to let you go ahead and do it or hold you back. Confidence. You are only as good as you let yourself be. Believe
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Accessible color palette builder
(toolness.github.io)
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10y ago
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The baby MRI: shrinking tech to help save newborn lives
(mosaicscience.com)
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10y ago
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World's smallest MRI helps tiny babies
(bbc.co.uk)
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10y ago
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angrymouse
10y ago
Developer and marketing/product strategist Location: Sheffield, UK Remote: Yes (Preferred) Willing to relocate: Yes (For right opportunity/team) Technologies: Ruby, PHP, Rails, WordPress, JavaScript. AWS. Anything I need to use et
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10y ago
Of them all the one i used the most was Codio. It used to have a minimal set of things you could install but moved to a clean Ubuntu box that you can pretty much muck about with and install what you like. For Rails, it is perfectly suited a
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10y ago
I work in a large health organisation right now and the thing that seems to blow most away is just saying yes. I don't work in the IT department and they basically say no to everything. Regardless of business value or difficulty. I wor
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Smoking boosts heart attack risk 8-fold for younger adults
(uk.reuters.com)
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10y ago
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Open Design Kit
(opendesignkit.org)
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10y ago
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10y ago
Lots of good advice here about pushing back. Be sure to do it in your own voice of course and no need for a revolution. It may be best to focus on small things and grow from there In that vein, the BBC used to vet new hires (in an assessmen
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10y ago
Wish you and the team at Brightwork well Josh. Good luck on the launch. Don't want to be negative but I will say the landing page wasn't as polished as expected. So important in terms of confidence especially as I'd be payin
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10y ago
As someone who has to build things solo most of the time, AWS does not need a specialist. Oh yes, to squeeze the most out of it, I am sure it does. But you can get along with EC2, Route 53 etc. pretty fine. Personally found the multiple ter
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O'Reilly books fires community team during conference with one day's notice
(twitter.com)
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11y ago
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Data scientists mostly just do arithmetic and that’s a good thing
(m.signalvnoise.com)
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11y ago
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Hanami – a modern web framework for Ruby
(hanamirb.org)
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11y ago
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Introducing Pixate Studio 2.0
(blog.pixate.com)
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11y ago
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PAKYOW – A Ruby framework for building the modern web
(pakyow.org)
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Bitnami Stacksmith – Create custom container images in minutes
(stacksmith.bitnami.com)
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11y ago
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JavaScript at Scale
(amazon.com)
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11y ago
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11y ago
Similar(ish) thing. I think I starred the project and about a year later I got an email out of the blue from them. I get that I starred the project on github but that's hardly consent for an email.
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