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Choosing your social network
Decide what you want before you plump for a platform
17 Jul 2012
Decide what you want to achieve through social networking before you plump for a platform, says Katie Moffat
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'Open source' your ideas!
If you won't to put your idea into action, maybe someone else will
12 Jul 2012
If you’re not going to put your idea into action maybe someone else will be interested in doing so, says Will Grant -
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Stay online during the Olympics
Intelligent hosting is the key, says PEER 1's Dominic Monkhouse
11 Jul 2012
The London 2012 Games are a huge business opportunity – but also a huge technical challenge. Intelligent hosting is the key, says Dominic Monkhouse of PEER 1 Hosting -
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Older browsers don't need hacks
Instead, decide what your users need to achieve, says Jack Armley
5 Jul 2012
Don't resort to workarounds to make your site look pixel-perfect in IE6, says Jack Armley. Instead, it's better to try to understand what your users need to achieve from it -
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iPads are work tools, too
With the right apps, you can create on the move, says Andy Hawthorne
2 Jul 2012
Tablets are just toys on which to consume content, right? Wrong, says Andy Hawthorne. With a few carefully selected apps, your iPad can enable you to create on the move -
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The dangers of new domain names
Opening up gTLDs may lead to more walled gardens, warns Sally Tomk
27 Jun 2012
The opening up of generic top-level domain names (gTLDs) may lead to more walled gardens and a fragmented internet, warns Sally Tomkotowicz -
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How to be a great developer
It’s about business and people skills as much as code, says Dan Frost
11 Jun 2012
Achieving greatness as a developer is as much about business knowledge and people skills as coding smarts, says Dan Frost -
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Keep it creative!
Don’t let technical demands stifle your imagination, says Laura Kalbag
8 Jun 2012
Don’t let the technical processes of web development stifle your imagination, urges freelance designer Laura Kalbag -
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Design is about solutions, not visuals
"Design" is often confused with "decoration" says Steve Fisher
5 Jun 2012
"Design" is often confused with "decoration", but it’s actually about responding to problems, argues Steve Fisher of Yellow Pencil -
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Design excuses and how to beat them
Overcome negative thinking and achieve your dreams, says Si Jobling
1 Jun 2012
Overcome negative thinking and you’ll achieve your dreams. Si Jobling covers the more common design excuses and how to combat them -
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There is no such thing as 'designing' in the browser
Design is not about tools but imagination, argues Robert Rawlins
30 May 2012
Design is not about techie tools, it’s about human imagination, argues Robert Rawlins -
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What they don't teach you in design school
Janna Hagan on educating yourself outside the classroom
28 May 2012
Janna Hagan on educating yourself outside the classroom -
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The need for a responsive image format
Christopher Schmitt calls for a responsive image format
24 May 2012
Christopher Schmitt calls for a responsive image format that's a storage locker and similar to the MP3 format and explains its benefits and the main issues in its way -
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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
