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Share anything. Anytime. Anywhere.
via Official Google Reader Blog by (author unknown) on May 06, 2008
... there's all sorts of information "out there" just waiting to be streamed, shared and otherwise consumed by you and your friends. Now you can finally show all of your Reader friends that awesome talking cat video you found, your favorite grilled trout recipe, or reviews of the best brunch place in your neighborhood -- all without a subscription.Here are a few new ways you can add and share ...
Shared by: Mihai, Guillermo L, camson, livibetter, Tommy, EricaJoy, greenergrad, R, Linda, Eater, William Spaetzel, Wyctim, Jase, Rick Klau, Laughing Squid, Roger, WindPower, hikikomori, lizunlong, Robert Scoble, Ben, charlie anzman, louisgray, LuisManson, peteresch, Snowmit, Russ, Jack, deiubuaa, WilliamLong, mario r, Alan Dean, Joe, Aziz, kskobac, Paul, npike, Jared, cephyn, Karie, Pascal, KRZ, Graham, Degas, Eric, Andy C, Program Witch, Aranyx, Mike Reynolds, Piku, Jrod, jar, diffus, kdorafshan, Franklin P, Alex, SugarSmax, Miguel A. Ar, lejoe, nokx, TaopaiC, Evaristo, Charlie, czyk, Dondado, Dave E., yasha.sozo,
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Navigation Menus: Trends and Examples
via Smashing Magazine by Vitaly Friedman & Sven Lennartz on February 26, 2008
Navigation is the most significant element in web design. Since web-layouts don’t have any physical representation a user can stick to, consistent navigation menu is one of the few design elements which provide users with some sense of orientation and guide them through the site. Users should be able to rely on it which is why designers shouldn’t mess around with it.That’s why in most cases...
Shared by: zemote, Eric, Mohammad Motahhari, Tsudohnimh, Rumble, HejGustav, Frederic, Sue, nokx, BJ, Mone, Ulrich, Buzzworkers, Alex, Pierre, cb160,
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Powerful CSS-Techniques For Effective Coding
via Smashing Magazine by Vitaly Friedman & Sven Lennartz on February 21, 2008
Sometimes being a web-developer is just damn hard. Particularly coding is often responsible for slowing down our workflow, reducing the quality of our work and resulting in sleepless nights with pizza and coffee laying around the laptop. Reason: with a number of incompatibility issues and quite creative rendering engines it sometimes takes too much time to find a workaround for some problem...
Shared by: Jason Wehmhoener, Ulrich, Maksim Berjoza, Eric, buxx, Wyctim, zemote, Chris Jackson, Carl, John, Cyclotron2k, Pierre, Sylvain, intabulas,
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Friend Connect And The End Of The Fragmentation Era
via Mashable! by Stan Schroeder on May 12, 2008
For those of you who have been struggling to understand what Google’s latest service, Friend Connect, really is, and how it relates to the competitors, I’ve found a simple answer: it’s MyBlogLog on a global scale. MyBlogLog is a great little service (later acquired by Yahoo) with a simple idea: give a name and a face to your website’s visitors. In a way, it takes your visitors and creates...
Shared by: Juls, Bwana, Rizzn, Nico, Jrod, Mike Reynolds, Eric, Evgeni L., dobata, Ben Shoemate,
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Mosso: Cloud Computing for the Rest of Us
via ReadWriteWeb by Josh Catone on February 18, 2008
Outages aside, there's no doubt that the rise of web scale computing platforms, like Amazon's EC2 and S3 services, have lowered the barrier of entry for Internet startups. Going completely serverless would have been unheard of during the late-90s dot com boom, but new cloud computing platforms have made it possible for small companies to scale quickly, easily, efficiently, and cost...
Shared by: Drew Olanoff, tforster, BJ, SwissDev, Zef, BeatIT, Eric, jimmysessions, cb160,
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How To Manage Your Online Reputation
via ReadWriteWeb by Sarah Perez on February 25, 2008
You've spent a lot of time building up your reputation and image both online and off, so it's important to make sure that someone isn't out there dragging it through the mud. The latest tool for reputation management is Trackur, but its bottom-level price is $88/month, so the question on my mind, is: "Is it worth it?" There are already many different ways to monitor your online...
Shared by: Steven M. Cohen, Eric, urbansheep, Harper, DrBaher, Gauravonomics, Gabriela, Phil,
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Which button would you click? A lesson on website optimization
via Google Analytics Blog by lm on April 30, 2008
Start Now, Begin, or Get Started? Orange or blue button? What color text? Does it matter?Website optimization seemed to be the hot topic at SES New York this year. Everywhere we turned, speakers were discussing how small changes in website content can result in big differences in traffic patterns.Before we suggest a strategy for optimizing your website, let's make sure we're all on the...
Shared by: Andy C, Robert Scoble, Eric, Ben, Slicer, Rich, TaopaiC,
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Google Reader Adds Universal Sharing
via Micro Persuasion by Steve Rubel on May 05, 2008
Google Reader has added a new feature called "Note in Reader" that lets you share any item from the Web, not just RSS feed content. To share something, all you need to is is drag this bookmarklet to your bookmarks to get started. Like Google Reader Shared Items, these new posts get rolled up onto a single page, which anyone can subscribe to. In addition, you can add notes, but it's not clear...
Shared by: atul, Alan Dean, Eric, Drew Olanoff, Andy C, Rich,
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Professional Web Design Forums
via Smashing Magazine by Vitaly Friedman & Sven Lennartz on May 01, 2008
Web design-related forums are a place where you interact with other designers, exchange ideas or discuss your first drafts. When you have a problem, you can post the issue, and then receive feedback on possible design or coding solutions from community members. This interaction is a great way to establish contacts and build relationships. Forums are used for networking and marketing purposes....
Shared by: Maksim Berjoza, Eric, Chandoo, remz, Glen Horton,
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Style Your Google Docs with CSS [Google Docs]
via Lifehacker by Gina Trapani on May 07, 2008
Web monkeys comfortable with CSS can now apply their style skills to Google Docs. A new (to us) item in the Edit pulldown menu lets you apply standard CSS styles to your Google Doc. A Google Group exists to help you work out any kinks in the process, and a Googler offers a beautiful resume template (available for you to copy into your own Docs account) all styled with CSS.Here's the resume...
Shared by: Eric, Miggity, MrMatt57, ndench,
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