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Creating HTML Emails
(sixrevisions.com)
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This article was written by a guy who created his web app without knowing Rails. In a few months, he had learned Rails, and had designed, developed and launched his own app. So don't be discouraged! There's so many wonderful resources out t
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UI Design Considerations for Web Apps
(sixrevisions.com)
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Long-term, it seems wise to just go AWS. The difference of learning AWS versus deploying right now in Linode (if you have experienced web server engineers) is negligible. I'd say even 30-40 hours worth of learning/testing can get you up and
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The point still stands; this isn't an example of why startups shouldn't fear giants/incumbents. Just because Google couldn't/chose not to get a product like Amazon S3 out the door to compete with Amazon, doesn't mean incumbents can't replic
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Amazon was hardly a startup 5 years ago. And we're talking about a service and a space that's difficult to replicate and get into. S3 had resources most startups won't have to get that 5-year lead.
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I suggest being as specific as possible. Seeking Sponsorship for [whatever]. Otherwise, it seems to comes off as an impersonal, mass-bcc'ed email, spammed to like a thousand email addresses.
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Building mobile web apps: some tips and techniques
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You're still forced to create multiple stylesheets if you use CSS media queries. Although browsers that benefit most from media queries (e.g, Safari in iPhone) do support media queries. What this covers, though, are small-monitor users (e.g
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Adapt.js - CSS3 media queries alternative
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It's terribly inaccurate, based on my experience. For the Feb 2011 (most recent available stat they have), they were wrong by -314%. They should make the fact that their service is inaccurate obvious; otherwise, they're misleading many peop
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16y ago
Is that the typical response to bug reports, or an exception to the rule?
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Farewell IE6
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Lessons learned from shutting down Get Sign Off
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16y ago
A tourist visa is not designed for extended stays, so yes, going in and out of the country not only goes against the visa's purpose, but also, if you do it enough times, it'll probably raise some flags. The tricky part that I see with your
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HTML5 Completion Date Announced
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OpenAttribute Makes Creative Commons Attribution Easier
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Things that will keep shaping the web this year
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I take no stock in Compete stats. It grossly miscalculates traffic statistics. Here's an example: http://blog.reddit.com/2010/07/experts-misunderestimate-our-...
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Is JSONP really faster?
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Privacy and the User Experience
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What I have to do is to leave copying the first letter if I only want to copy the domain name. For example, example.com, I'll just highlight xample.com. It sucks, but it's a sliver quicker than having to delete http:// I'm glad that at le
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Kevin Rose: 10 tips for entrepreneurs to succeed
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Evolution of Websites: A Darwinian Tale
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In most cases for social media buttons supplied by these web services, you can't. You will typically have to reference a JS library at the position of the document you want to render the button at. You put them after </body> and the
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When you say "website", is it content-driven or a web application/tool? Either way, ads would be a good (only?) option. If it's content-driven, you can do premium content stuff (like eBooks, downloadables, etc.) And when you say "enough mon
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If I had to guess, it's because he doesn't want to sue a company he has a stake in. That's like suing yourself. Patent and intellectual property copyright is a funny thing; the owner can enforce (or try to get it enforced) when they feel li
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> "The only one missing from that list is Microsoft" FTA: "Notably missing from the defendants' list are Microsoft, in which Mr. Allen remains a major investor"
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Designing Web Apps for the iPad
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The Web’s Undead
(sixrevisions.com)
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