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Greg Storey : Dan made hisself a new book. - And of course Ethan had a hand in typing too.
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deusx : Lessons Learned: Work in small batches - "Software should be designed, written, and deployed in small batches.Small batches mean faster feedback. Small batches mean problems are instantly localized. Small batches reduce risk. Small batches reduce overhead. "
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Greg Storey : Conversations for ExpressionEngine. - Very cool!
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Eric Meyer : Kindle formatting for web geeks - Hey, cool.
Greg Storey : Kindle formatting for web geeks. - Saved for later.
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Greg Storey : The perfect t-shirt for anyone who uses ExpressionEngine. - Hurry, they're going to go fast.
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Greg Storey : Must have quick reference for EE developers. - Put it next to your Farrah Fawcett poster.
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Greg Storey : jQuery Eye for the Design Guy. - Just patted myself on the back for that one.
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WillPate : Why Foreign Aid Is Hurting Africa - WSJ
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Greg Storey : "Jesus needed my help." - Brilliant!
Jeremy Zawodny : Noah Stokes - Front End Developer and Other Crap - Noah Stokes - Front End Developer and Other Crap: best resume ever
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Greg Storey : Continue. - If you live for web standards then you will want to continue.
Cameron Moll : Ethan Marcotte, A List Apart, Fluid Grids. - Ethan Marcotte's article for A List Apart, Fluid Grids, is technically and conceptually fantastic. I needn't say more.
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Greg Storey : This site needs more BR tags. - Confusing floating book images weirds me out.
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Greg Storey : Microsoft has started cheating on Web Standards again. - Why anyone thinks they can be trusted is beyond me.
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5 month ago
Jeremy Zawodny : Communicating with code - Communicating with code: agreed!
Linkorama : Paul Buchheit: Communicating with code - showed that the idea and product had real potential. The point of this story, I think, is that you should consider spending less time talking, and more time prototyping, especially if you're not very good at talking or powerpoint. Your code can be a
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Greg Storey : Getting a jump on HTML 5. - Cameron made a list of resources, go check it out.
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Greg Storey : Dan, that's not a site map. - It's one of those new fangled web 2.0 tag clouds.
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Greg Storey : Congratulations EE training scholarship recipients. - I'm looking forward to reading how the training went.
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Greg Storey : Handling extreme traffic with ExpressionEngine. - Something every EE admin should have at their ready.
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jonhicks : gridr buildrrr - Awful name, great utility
Cameron Moll : Gridr Buildrrr - Gridr Buildrrr, with defaults based on the unstoppable 960. Seems to be solely a visual tool, might be nice if there were export options (e.g. PSD).
Greg Storey : Gridr Buildrrr. - I'd like to buy an 'E' and sell a few 'R's.
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Greg Storey : Educating the client on information architecture. - Must read.
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deusx : Why Git is Better Than X - "This site is here because I seem to be spending a lot of time lately defending Gitsters against charges of fanboyism, bandwagonism and koolaid-thirst. So, here is why people are switching to Git from X, and why you should too. Just click on a reason
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Greg Storey : We're giving away a scholarship to Train-ee ExpressionEngine Training. - I wanted to hold a knife fight contest but Leslie said the lawyers wouldn't go for it. Figures.
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Greg Storey : Social Networking with ExpressionEngine, Part 2. - More Airbag proprietary information given away, for free.
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Greg Storey : Social networking with Expression Engine. - In which Ryan gives away corporate secrets.
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