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The Case for Singletons(eamann.com)
28 points by krogsgard 14y ago|74 comments
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Coding before you code(andrewnorcross.com)
2 points by krogsgard 14y ago|0 comments
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On the meaning of ‘design’(hickox.org)
5 points by krogsgard 14y ago|0 comments
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Bootstrapped Web - bootstrapped startup interviews and case studies(bootstrappedweb.com)
3 points by krogsgard 14y ago|0 comments
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by krogsgard 14y ago
Unrealistic for software that powers over 20% of all new websites. Also, a bit presumptuous of the core team. I think there is a lot of support for a simplified UI (see Matt's post above). Just because there is a barrier before you get patc
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by krogsgard 14y ago
These are some beautiful concepts by John. However, I think it's also worth noting that just about everyone that works with WordPress wants to see the interface itself be simplified, even if most of us want to retain its flexibility as a CM
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by krogsgard 14y ago
Looks like cPanel has redirected the releases.cpanel.net site to an interior page and you can't see it the same way as before. Wonder if anyone got some screenshots. It was blatant.
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You are valuable(krogsgard.com)
1 points by krogsgard 14y ago|0 comments
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Do Google and Typekit fonts really not work on the Kindle Fire?(krogsgard.com)
2 points by krogsgard 14y ago|0 comments
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by krogsgard 14y ago
Pageviews only matter in, obviously, a pageview driven ad model. In other instances, like the author mentions with Buzzfeed, pure pageviews aren't the entire goal. If publishers can get advertisers more interested in unique visitors and (es
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by krogsgard 14y ago
Yeah, paginating articles and paginating archives are two totally different things. Paginating articles (as the article linked describes) is not a good user experience. But not paginating archives, otherwise known as endless scrolling, in
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by krogsgard 14y ago
If you read even a little bit of the article, you'll see it's Slate's policy to do so. But even then, if you click the next page, he just completes the joke he made in the article.
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Using LESS with WordPress(noeltock.com)
3 points by krogsgard 14y ago|0 comments
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by krogsgard 14y ago
Because WordPress is a really mature platform for publishing that is vastly simpler than just about anything else out there, especially considering the power it wields. This is a really great enhancement to the platform and I'm excited to u
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by krogsgard 14y ago
Subtle Patterns has been around for a pretty long while now. It's a great site. My designer colleagues use it quite a bit. The only thing I wish it did was show the pattern size by default in the description. Some of them show it, but not a
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Your subscribers deserve full text RSS(krogsgard.com)
2 points by krogsgard 14y ago|0 comments
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CSS Tricks v10 redesign(css-tricks.com)
3 points by krogsgard 14y ago|0 comments
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Pagely is offering seamless WordPress hosting integration for theme sellers.(wpcandy.com)
1 points by krogsgard 14y ago|0 comments
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Raven Tools free Schema generation plugin for WordPress(wpcandy.com)
2 points by krogsgard 14y ago|0 comments
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Why developers should open source their work(pippinsplugins.com)
1 points by krogsgard 14y ago|0 comments
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by krogsgard 14y ago
Yikes http://cl.ly/image/0e390o2i3a38
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by krogsgard 14y ago
"If you're using software like WordPress or PHPBB (What that hell were you thinking?)" What exactly did WordPress have to do with his point? Using WordPress for your entire product site makes a ton of sense for most companies. You can have
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Higher education and web design(designcrumbs.com)
2 points by krogsgard 14y ago|0 comments
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by krogsgard 14y ago
Yeah, charcoal. Fixed - sorry about that.
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by krogsgard 14y ago
the definition of bourbon varies based on country, but pretty much it's anything over 50% corn based. The difference in "Tennessee Whiskey" is the charcoal filtration. They pour the whiskey over an enormous pile of charcoal, which provides
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by krogsgard 14y ago
It baffles me why more companies can't be like this. Surely some testing could provide data on success ratio of sending "friendly" c&d letters versus the normal threatening kind. I suspect people are much more likely to play nice in thi
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by krogsgard 14y ago
I'm assuming the two are one in the same, with 147 colors being just an easy way to remember it. Either way, it's a clever display. I really wish it was easy to permalink something though. Took me a few seconds to at least figure out I coul
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Introducing Access iQ, a web accessibility resource(accessiq.org)
1 points by krogsgard 14y ago|0 comments
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All of the available CSS color names(147colors.com)
55 points by krogsgard 14y ago|27 comments
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Programming is not algebra(andy.wordpress.com)
47 points by krogsgard 14y ago|44 comments

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