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The future of Ruby
Paul Wilson tells us why working with Ruby is so exciting
21 May 2012
EdgeCase UK MD Paul Wilson presents a personal view of why working with Ruby is so exciting and looks at its past, present and future
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Designing in the browser
Edward O'Riordan on why designing in the browser can solve problems
16 May 2012
Designer and developer Edward O'Riordan explains why you should design in the browser and why clients should be shown HTML and CSS mockups -
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Designing for an infinite number of devices
How sustainable is it to design for an infinite number of devices?
14 May 2012
Keith Butters, chief experience officer and co-founder of The Barbarian Group, asks how sustainable it is to design and develop for an infinite number of devices -
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The importance of goal-driven data
Luis Freitas explores the current state of data gathering
10 May 2012
Luis Spencer Freitas, digital marketing manager for Pernod Ricard Americas, explores the current state of data gathering and analyses its true use in an ever-expanding digital culture -
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A separate mobile website: no forking way
Karen McGrane warns about the dangers of content forking
8 May 2012
Karen McGrane warns about the dangers of content forking and tells us that the problem responsive design is trying to solve is really a problem with the CMS -
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The age of mobile web apps dawns
Rob Chandhok on how the traditional web app environment is changing
4 May 2012
Rob Chandhok of Qualcomm discusses the change in the traditional web apps environment and how the increased uptake of HTML5 will allow greater connectivity and an all-round improved end-user experience -
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The power of negative reviews
RPM community manager Zack King on turning a negative into a positive
2 May 2012
Zack King, community manager at independent marketing agency RPM, argues that negative reviews are an opportunity that businesses must embrace, for if they don’t, they may lose control completely -
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Nielsen vs Clark – they're both wrong
Data, not belief, should guide your mobile choices
30 Apr 2012
Jason Mark argues that there's a clear middle ground in the argument about mobile approaches between Jacob Nielsen and Josh Clark and suggests data, not belief, should guide your mobile choices -
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The next chapter of responsive web design
We need to move beyond media queries, says John Yuda
27 Apr 2012
For designs to be truly responsive, we need to move beyond flexible grids and media queries. John Yuda outlines five building blocks for the future of RWD -
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Responsive design or a native app?
Craig Lockwood discusses the pros and cons of both approaches
23 Apr 2012
iOS programmer Craig Lockwood acknowledges that the majority of app ideas proposed to him would be far better suited to a well designed responsive website and discusses the pros and cons of both -
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Develop for Chrome first
Developing a site in Chrome will give you the best overall experience
16 Apr 2012
Creating a new site for desktop users? Jonathan Smiley tells you why developing it in Chrome will give you the best overall experience -
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Nielsen is wrong on mobile
Josh Clark heartily disagrees with Nielsen's mobile strategy
12 Apr 2012
Designer, developer and mobile maven Josh Clark tells us that rather than stripping down, we should be asking how we can do more with the mobile experience -
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Get rid of the line between design and development
Learn how to code to become creatively indepdendent
10 Apr 2012
Designer and developer Bastian Allgeier says designers should learn how to code to become creatively independent and calls for an end to the strict separation between both skillsets -
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Looking at SXSWi with distance and fresh eyes
An industry veteran but SXSWi virgin shares a few considered insights
4 Apr 2012
Industry veteran, but SXSW Interactive virgin Keith Butters, co-founder of The Barbarian Group, shares a few considered insights from the ever-expanding conference -
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The top five Lean startup myths
Paul Wilson, of EdgeCase UK, helps cut through the hype
2 Apr 2012
Despite, or perhaps because of, its growing popularity, there are still many misconceptions about Lean Startup. Paul Wilson, MD of EdgeCase UK, helps cut through the hype, and dispels some of the most popular Lean Startup myths
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