ApolloCamp
I guess this is Apollo day. Learn more about Apollo from these videos created at Adobe’s ApolloCamp.
I guess this is Apollo day. Learn more about Apollo from these videos created at Adobe’s ApolloCamp.
I had forgotten about this supported feature in Firefox 2 - microsummaries. It allows people to create bookmarks of your page that you can later change the titles of - live.
Mike Chambers has a set of training/introduction videos up on Lynda.
Adobe has released a public alpha of it’s upcoming Apollo development software / runtime. This looks to be an incredible technology with wild possibilities. With Apollo, HTML and Flex developers (among others) can write code as they usually do, but then have it compiled into a distributable application that people can run on their computers outside of a web browser. I really expect many cross-platform applications that are generally written in Java or even REALBasic to begin showing up in this environment instead.
Go ahead. Even if you don’t develop, you can grab the runtime and try out some of the sample applications.
I hate taking photos with my camera phone as I know they aren’t going to look as good as a picture taken with a normal camera, but sometimes you need a shot and it’s all you got. Here’s some tips to make the best of your situation.
Digital Photography Weblog: 13 best tips for Improving CameraPhone Pictures
Looking for some ideas for that next site navigation you need to build. This article from Smashing Magazine displays a whole bunch of good-looking ones.
CSS-Based Navigation Menus: Modern Solutions | Smashing Magazine
There was an article on NPR this morning regarding the Southern Baptist church and their unwillingness to teach contraceptive use alongside abstinence. I get tired of hearing this argument and it seems as though there is a similar story on there regularly. Why don’t we teach people how to dispose of bodies? We know that some people are going to kill others anyway. Let’s bring together the message of not killing with the message of what to do in case you do.
In a story detailing how some Pokémon game will be the first to tie the Nintendo Wii and DS together, an upcoming schedule sets June 4th as the release date for the Nintendo DS web browser. I’m pretty excited to see how well this Opera browser runs on a DS compared to other available portable browsers.
AIGA has a current article titled Jack We Hardly Knew Ye. It tells the story of the creation of the Cingular and AT&T logos. The Cingular logo (orange X with a head) is of course on its way out as the AT&T brand takes over the new merged company. Its too bad. I think its one of the best logos out there today and really brings a fun and easy feeling to a phone company – which is not fun or easy.