Archive for March, 2009
Success Requires Experiential Perspective
Success in any undertaking requires what I call experiential perspective. Let me put it in tangible terms:you can’t build a successful site for the iPhone without being an iPhone user. You can’t run a forum for your company if you don’t spend any time on forums as a pass-time. You won’t build a successful website [...]
If You Want It Done Right, Use A Third Party
You know that saying, “if you want it done right, you’ve got to do it yourself?” When it comes to software development, I say, “not if it isn’t your core product.” In other words, don’t write an entire JavaScript library or CMS by yourself if your focus is building websites for clients.
Targeting Browsers, Why It’s a Good Idea
Gone are the days where you need a message like, “This site is best viewed with Netscape 4” on the front page of your site, right? Well maybe, then again maybe not.
Some Retired Passwords For Your Reading Enjoyment
Here’s a sampling of a few retired passwords I used at one time or other. The thing about witty passwords is that you obviously can’t share them with anyone while you’re using them. So you chuckle to yourself every time you type them in. Anyhow, I think these speak for themselves as far as my [...]