"The first 90 percent of the code accounts for the first 90 percent of the development time. The remaining 10 percent of the code accounts for the other 90 percent of the development time."

Tom Cargill

"Never memorize what you can look up in a book."

Einstein

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WebGL: 3D Cars w/ Motion Blur, Reflections, etc. controlled with Javascript →

The web is about to get really interesting.

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I want this.

Twitter's Bootstrap App Framework →

This has got to be one of the best collection of tools for beginning an application I’ve ever used.

Includes:

• Styles for forms, common elements
• Column based layouts
• Navigation
• UI Elements like notifications, pagination, modals, etc.

Bootstrap + CodeIgniter and I can get an app halfway working and somewhat presentable in a day or two.

Notificon :: Client-side favicon notifications. →

This is an awesome use of favicons.

ericbarnes:

Notificon is a BSD licensed javascript class for providing client-side favicon notifications. Instead of requiring a number of favicons be created and served up to the client, you can specify a label and a favicon (default being the current favicon) and it will generate a favicon notification.

Example is available here

PHP Fog →

Just started using PHPFog for a project. I’ve always liked the idea of Heroku, but not using rails / node / etc as my primary platform, I’ve never implemented it. PHPFog gives you the ability to add projects, manage source with Git and, best of all, easily scale server resources.

So for a client of mine that’s a startup, they get cheap hosting when they’re small and then as they grow, they’ve got a stable, secure platform that can grow with them. This looks great.

industryliving:

After being forced to work nine days straight due to scope creep, Sinclair finally got his two comp days to spend with the family.