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Twitter Engineering: Improving performance on twitter.com
engineering.twitter.com –
discovered by kennethreitz
today
To connect you to information in real time, it’s important for Twitter to be fast. That’s why we’ve been reviewing our entire technology stack to optimize for speed.
jacobian WHOA, Twitter just discovered an AMAZING new technique: server-side template rendering! THIS CHANGES EVERYTHING! http://t.co/nYFKSy68
about 13 hours ago from Echofon
The lifestyle business bullshit
37signals.com –
discovered by boetter
today
I love when people call what we do at 37signals a “lifestyle business” — but probably not for the reasons they think. When the lifestyle card is pulled from its tired deck, it’s usually meant as a pat on top of the head. An “oh, that’s such a pretty drawing, dear little boy.” Ha!
newsycombinator The lifestyle business bullshit http://t.co/31xxpoPZ
about 11 hours ago from newsycombinator
How to Make Progress Bars Feel Faster to Users - UX Movement
uxmovement.com –
discovered by marioeg
today
In today’s age of instant gratification, making users wait too long for your application to load is a user experience issue. If users get the feeling that your application loads too slow, they’ll grow impatient, and spend their time elsewhere. While there are technical things you can do to speed up load times, some feature-rich applications have no choice but to make users wait a while in order for the application to work properly. When you’ve optimized your application all you can and it still feels slow, there’s a way you can speed up your user’s sense of time to make them feel like your application loads faster than it really does.
maccman How to make progress bars feel faster to users: http://t.co/QeNAjs0Q
about 12 hours ago from Twitter for Mac
Announcing Field Papers
content.stamen.com –
discovered by alexdenhaan
today
We've just rolled out a new way for you to make atlases of the world, called Field Papers. Field Papers allows you to print a multipage paper atlas of anywhere in the world and take it outside, offline, into the field. You can scribble on it, add features, or make notes about the area, all without a GPS or complicated GIS software.
dvdgrs Wow, the grandmasters of maps, @stamen roll out Field Papers > annotate & print maps & use offline in REAL LIFE http://t.co/ejDmT1Ae
about 8 hours ago from Twitter for Mac
twitter.com –
discovered by couch
Dec 8
Instant updates from your friends, industry experts, favorite celebrities, and what’s happening around the world.
newsycombinator Twitter Rolls http://t.co/mc0LHsYc Back to a Server-Side Architecture http://t.co/0LmGBJV8
about 13 hours ago from newsycombinator
Twitter Rolls Twitter.com Back to a Server-Side Architecture @ API Evangelist
www.apievangelist.com –
discovered by pierot
today
Twitter just rolled back their architectural approach for Twitter.com back to a server side implementation.
newsycombinator Twitter Rolls http://t.co/mc0LHsYc Back to a Server-Side Architecture http://t.co/0LmGBJV8
about 13 hours ago from newsycombinator
Readlists
readlists.com –
discovered by anthony_casey
today
The latest Arc90 lab experiment, powered by Readability.
cole007 a reading list of #rwd navigation design patterns. let me know any more and will add 'em to the list http://t.co/yChbrHOp
about 2 hours ago from Twitter for Mac
Coda 2 themes from iPaintCode
ipaintcode.com –
discovered by mgseeley
yesterday
panic Cool Coda Thing #6: an amazing selection of nice syntax colors from @iPaintCode. http://t.co/2MJEF9Ci —C
about 18 hours ago from SocialEngage
How Twitter Beat Facebook At Its Own Story
www.buzzfeed.com –
discovered by semilshah
today
On the day Facebook went public, all eyes were on its biggest competitor. Those hazy months when the IPO was just a rumor, the giddy days and hours before the market opened, the hilariously chaotic trading period, the ensuing backlash and the discussion of what it all means happened on Twitter.
akothari Good Read: How Twitter Beat Facebook At Its Own Story http://t.co/GNh3Mdjm
about 15 hours ago from Tweet Button
Apple CEO Tim Cook D10 session videos now available online
www.imore.com –
discovered by bjtitus
today
Apple CEO Tim Cook hit the D10 Conference stage to share some insight surrounding all things Apple today, which ended up to be rather subtly revealing. The event itself wasn't streamed for the masses but now All Things D has started to post up the videos from the event.
appletweets Apple CEO Tim Cook D10 session videos now available online: Apple CEO Tim Cook hit the D10 Conference stage to ... http://t.co/otXzn1L4
about 8 hours ago from twitterfeed
Jina Bolton has added Sass to 320 and Up
www.stuffandnonsense.co.uk –
discovered by fernandomateus
today
320 and Up now includes Sass files (in both Sass and Scss formats) thanks to Sass superhero (and one of my favourite designers) Jina Bolton.
Malarkey Jina Bolton has added Sass to 320 and Up http://t.co/N3Te1ff5
about 4 hours ago from twitterfeed
API Only - Stack Exchange
webmasters.stackexchange.com –
discovered by arjunram
today
To protect our users, we can't process requests from this IP address.
newsycombinator Google employee explains how they use sitemaps and how we can benefit from them http://t.co/KMbx3AIp
about 12 hours ago from newsycombinator
Why your site graphics look crap on the iPhone
boagworld.com –
discovered by TobyHowarth
today
The problem of ‘fuzzy’ graphics is not limited to the iPhone 4. It is a problem that also applies to the new iPad and will soon encompass most phones, laptops and tablets. Its therefore important to understand the problem and some of the challenges involved in fixing it.
boagworld I've put together a post explaining why images can look crap on retina displays and how to fix it. Good for clients - http://t.co/ChhAtwcg
about 3 hours ago from boagworld.com
php - Are there any clear indicators that my sitemap file is beneficial? - Pro Webmasters
webmasters.stackexchange.com –
discovered by johnclaus
today
A Sitemap file helps search engines to discover new and updated URLs on your website. In particular, if your website is fairly large, then this can help them to be able to focus on the new & updated content, instead of having to blindly crawl through everything to see if anything has changed. That can result in new content being found much faster, which can be quite noticeable especially if the site is larger or more complex.
hackernewsbot Google employee explains how they use sitemaps and how we can benefit from them... http://t.co/rHSBYkWb
about 10 hours ago from Hacker News Bot
http://www.makeleaps.jp/blog/en/2012/05/everything-ive-learned-about-selling-saas-in-japan/
www.makeleaps.jp –
discovered by johnclaus
today
hackernewsbot Everything I’ve learned about selling SaaS in Japan... http://t.co/jgfvJyHz
about 9 hours ago from Hacker News Bot
CONSUME CONSUME
consumeconsume.com –
discovered by blissdev
today
jaffathecake I think http://t.co/iTTSwnku is my new favourite site (HT @phae)
about 5 hours ago from Twitter for Mac
The Depth Jam
the-witness.net –
discovered by marksands
today
Last week, I got together with three other designers for a four-day intensive design retreat known as the Depth Jam. The other attendees were: Chris Hecker of Spy Party, Marc ten Bosch of Miegakure, and Daniel Benmergui of Storyteller.
witnessgame A write-up of the Depth Jam, an intensive design event where key progress was made on The Witness last week: http://t.co/4UWhofT1
about 10 hours ago from web
jq-idealforms
elclanrs.github.com –
discovered by angusnb
today
The adaptive approach is the key to responsiveness everywhere, compatible with every browser, and works with any grid system.
smashingmag jq-idealforms: a small framework to build Web forms (built on top of jQuery and LESS) - http://t.co/Ui0wxLIl
about 3 hours ago from HootSuite
22 Success Stories Reveal The Moment When They Knew They Were Capable Of More
www.leavingworkbehind.com –
discovered by dalelarson
today
Belief in oneself is one of the most important bricks in building any successful venture.
LeoWid 22 Successful People Reveal The Moment When They Knew They Were Capable Of More http://t.co/kQGa7xJs great collection by @tomewer
about 12 hours ago from Buffer
Five Stars Hits 1.3 Million Check-Ins, Emerging As A Quiet Giant In Customer Loyalty
techcrunch.com –
discovered by Scobleizer
today
We in the press haven’t heard too much from Five Stars, the customer loyalty startup, since it launched out of the Winter 2011 class of Y Combinator last year. But now that seems the silence has been for a pretty good cause: Turns out that Five Stars has been busy over the past year building a business with real clients, real users, and most importantly, real revenue.
TechCrunch Five Stars Hits 1.3 Million Check-Ins, Emerging As A Quiet Giant In Customer Loyalty http://t.co/q1ibNB95 by @loyalelectron
about 9 hours ago from WordPress.com VIP
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