Toka Koka Bitches

Apr 18 2010

When I studied web programming we had a lot of coffee breaks. These coffee breaks were a way for us to ventilate frustration we had or progress we’ve made. Sometimes just explaining what’s bugging you to someone helps you get that eureka moment.

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Podcasts for Web Developers

Apr 2 2010

In the morning, on my way to work, i like to wake my brain up by injecting some inspiration to it. These are the podcasts that help me with that.
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Jakob Westman – Interview with the author of Color Blast

Feb 15 2010

Jakob has been working with advertising for over 16 years. He’s been interested in graphic design and illustration for as long as he can remember. In school he did posters and demo tape covers for his friends who played in a band. And through a nation wide competition in school (where you were supposed to make a magazine about milk), he stumbled into advertising. His entry won the competition. Continue reading…

5 Great Alternatives to Lightbox

Jan 29 2010

Since our first post on the subject is a bit dated by now, we put together a fresh list of our favourite modal boxes. Enjoy!

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We are Craftsmen

Jan 11 2010

I recently finished reading Dan Cederholms Handcrafted CSS and just started reading The Pragmatic Programmer by Andrew Hunt and Dave Thomas. Both books make references to the craft of carpentry. This got me thinking of how similar these professions are.
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