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CONCEPTS & ILLUSTRATIONS - Home
The artwork and musings of concept artist/illustrator, Samantha Post Apocalypse
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visualeditors.com/smith
Visual Editors Foundation
Visual Editors Foundation A 501(c)(3) non-profit charity Home Benefits Contact Donate Donors Sponsor information Testimonials The classroom for visual journalism RSS The classroom for visual journalism The classroom for visual journalism. ? Visual Editors is a 501(c)(3) non-profit founded in 2004. The charity provides an online classroom, job boards, seminars and multimedia lesson modules. The Visual Editors peer-focused education concept has proven to be beneficial to student
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chrisamico.com/blog
Eyes East: Chris Amico's blog
Eyes East Subscribe / Latest posts / Latest links / Get in touch / About Features as Apps, Apps as Services July 15, 2011 at 12:49 p.m. The CMS is a dying concept. Erik Hinton at TPM gets us started on thinking beyond One System To Rule Them All: Instead of revolving around a monolithic central piece of software, we have adopted the paradigm of feature-as-app. Our frontpage: an app. Our slideshow: a different app. Article publishing: yet another app. You get the picture. At the heart is a
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pixelfumes.com/blog
PixelFumes
Flash on the iPhone, in demo form January 14th, 2010 The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) caught my eye this morning with the headline Flash on the iPhone, in demo form. Intrigued, I clicked and was taken to a Github repository of what seems to be a JavaScript-powered Flash runtime named Gordon. While the ?player? itself only handles a few SWF capabilities, it is still a very interesting proof of concept. I guess this just proves that there are some crazy lengths to which people will
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John Brewer's Blog
John Brewer's Blog The Geeky Side Velocity = 0.5 July 22nd, 2011 One of the big ideas I got out of Extreme Programming was the concept of velocity. That is, the idea that a team can do only so much work in a given time. As we end week number 3, I think I?ve proven empirically that my velocity is roughly 0.5 apps per week. That is, I?ve produced roughly 50% of an app for the past 3 weeks now. I?m now planning that my current and future apps for app-a-week will take
