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How to understand your audience
Rob Mills reckons that gaining knowledge by research is only the half of it, and that the most important part is understanding what the results mean -
The commoditisation of web tech
The commoditisation of technology can boost innovation, argues Mo Morgan, but danger lies ahead -
Don't ever stop playing
Playing around with technologies that interest us, without a particular end in mind, can produce some of the best and most useful ideas, says Ashley Nolan -
The future is bright for independent B2B developers
Nick Wade is director of the Atlassian Marketplace, which enables developers to sell add-ons for Atlassian business tools -
Write another jQuery plug-in, kill a unicorn
Go write yet another jQuery plug-in, and then kill a unicorn while you're at it, says Alex Duloz -
20 things that drive web developers crazy
The relationship between visual designer and web developer can be a fraught one. Rafael Mumme, senior client-side developer at New York agency HUGE, takes a wry look at where it can all go horribly wrong... -
'Open source' your ideas!
If you’re not going to put your idea into action maybe someone else will be interested in doing so, says Will Grant -
iPads are work tools, too
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 -
The future of Ruby
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 -
How to be a great developer
Achieving greatness as a developer is as much about business knowledge and people skills as coding smarts, says Dan Frost -
The Agile Waterfall
Jon Arnold, a strategic consultant at Centresource Interactive Agency, explains how to blend the Agile approach and the waterfall method -
Don't rely too much on JavaScript libraries
Libraries are great, but don’t discount the benefits of learning JavaScript itself, says developer Ross Bruniges -
Why you should develop for Glass
Garrett Heath on why you should start developing for Google Glass, and what you need to be apprehensive about if you do -
Google sets precedent for new gTLDs to be open
Stephen Ewart, marketing manager at names.co.uk, on how Google is intending to allow more open use of any gTLDs they acquire. But not everyone is following suit
