June 2013
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May 2013
1 post
Will give CodeKit a test-drive for developing some new web projects, just as soon as I upgrade to 10.7 and get a new iMac.
April 2013
3 posts
I really like how composer simplifies dependency management & installation. It can make applications more portable, and simpler to deploy when compared to the pear installer. Another really nice feature of composer is that you can easily install any pear package, making it perfect for installing CakePHP. While installation was simple, some extra work was required to get things up and running smoothly.
March 2013
2 posts
I can relate with this post from Noah @ 37signals. Engineering school was good preparation for solving problems of data science. Different content, same process.
February 2013
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January 2013
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November 2012
2 posts
October 2012
11 posts
Knit Denise is getting a fresh new Shopify redesign to go right along with the recent Shopify 2.0 update. It’s happening along with another redesign coming out very shortly for a local non-profit: Building Bridges (they’re changing their name and rebranding along with the redesign). Busy time of year! Check out the old sites so you can compare in a few days…
Also, their might be some big news coming. Beside the big news that Textdrive is back from the belly of the whale. More on that later.
Happy Halloween!
I like Responsive Design. Heck, I LOVE Responsive Design. I think it’s a brilliant methodology, which address true challenges in a very good way. But no matter how fond you are of RWD, I think you have to face the music – RWD makes it very hard to write a fast website.
I’m not saying you can’t write a high performance responsive website. I’m not saying you shouldn’t use RWD (Responsive Web Design) – I would actually recommend it to most organizations. However, RWD makes pages inherently more complicated, and all in all would make the mobile web slower.
” —Guy’s Pod » Blog Archive » Responsive Web Design Makes It Hard To Be FastHoly moly. Shopify kicks ass. BA21 has been developing e-commerce sites on Shopify almost from their day 1. And our clients continue to be extremely pleased with the fine service with which to sell their products.
Today, I’m excited to announce that our merchants have sold over $1,000,000,000 in products using Shopify. That’s a lot of zeros, and a huge achievement for all of our store owners.
Every day I get so excited when I see all the beautiful online stores that have chosen Shopify as their ecommerce platform. We have over 35,000 active online stores in almost 100 different countries around the world. Since we launched six years ago, over 13 million orders have been processed.