Monthly Archives: October 2005
Revolution by action
An article in my newsfire inbox caught my attention today from Malarkey titled Advocating the quiet revolution. The upshot of this is rather than whining on about people standing in the way of web standards and the revolutions on the web; just do it and let the bonus effects speak for themselves.
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Website birthing practices
As with anything everyone has their own way of doing it. The fundaments of giving birth to a site and launching it are generally the same due to the nature. Yet, the way each person deals with the launch and the preperation is personal. I keep to the rule with a number of late night coding sessions, lots of coffee and generally neglecting anything else in my life for a number of days. Those around me tend to get pushed into the grunting category until I have lift off.
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Test, test again mantra
I have the usual feeling you get before you launch a website. This time though thanks to the brain wave I had a few months ago this is doubled. For the reboot not only this site is going live but also my own portfolio Logical Binary. The usual testing and bashing into line is double trouble for me this weekend. Thank goodness for mates which I still consider a valuable testing resource.
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