nathanperetic + article 564
CSS Webkit Appearance
july 2010 by nathanperetic
Remove default input styling from iOS devices
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webdev
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july 2010 by nathanperetic
Touchscreen Games: Use Analog Stick Instead of D-Pad
march 2010 by nathanperetic
Smart thinking from Lukas Mathis, as usual. A good rule of thumb.
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march 2010 by nathanperetic
Computing Your Skill
march 2010 by nathanperetic
It feels like Jeff Moser comes up for air every six months and drops a computer science bomb. This is one of those times. Get ready to learn (or re-learn) your stats.
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march 2010 by nathanperetic
Flash, Google, VP8, and the future of internet video
february 2010 by nathanperetic
Comprehensive review of the state of Internet video. Required reading for anyone who believes, like me, that HTML5 is poised to overtake Flash. There are a lot of hurdles to be cleared before that happens.
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february 2010 by nathanperetic
Mimeo and the Kleptopus King
february 2010 by nathanperetic
Old school (like Nintendo-era) iPhone game from Shaun Inman. Tentatively scheduled for holiday 2010 release. I'm not convinced touch is a superior input mechanism over the tradition directional pad plus buttons, but the game itself looks fantastic.
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february 2010 by nathanperetic
Can't Read URLs Some People
february 2010 by nathanperetic
Reminds me of the Old World / New World post from Steven Frank. Good stuff.
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KeithLang
february 2010 by nathanperetic
Word of mouth is sacred (what’s wrong with 37signals’ job post)
february 2010 by nathanperetic
Nathan Bowers nails it. I hope 37signals drops the spammy tweet requirement. It's an unfortunate blemish on an otherwise exceptional company's reputation.
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february 2010 by nathanperetic
Knee Jerks
february 2010 by nathanperetic
Terrific article, as always, by Rands. Understanding people is hard work.
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RandsInRepose
february 2010 by nathanperetic
RIM Unveils WebKit Internet Browser to Compete With IPhone
february 2010 by nathanperetic
I don't know about the competing with the iPhone part, but good news for WebKit. Also, welcome to 2006, RIM.
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february 2010 by nathanperetic
Taking Apart the Org Chart: Creating a RACI Matrix
february 2010 by nathanperetic
Sage advice from David Sherwin: the success of your project depends on sussing out who's is ultimately responsible for approving each deliverable. Don't neglect this critical step.
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february 2010 by nathanperetic
The iPad and the web
february 2010 by nathanperetic
Jeremy Keith thinks the iPad will be the best-selling device for Christmas this year as people realize that using normal computers is actually really hard. Also, he hates Flash.
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Adactio
february 2010 by nathanperetic
Cultivate Teams, Not Ideas
february 2010 by nathanperetic
All of Jeff's excellent quotes are from people who sell products. At Full Stop, we work with clients who in turn are responsible for generating their own profits, which means we must work all the harder to not only remember ourselves that execution is all that matters but to convince each and every client to adopt that mantra.
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february 2010 by nathanperetic
Intel, Micron announce 25nm NAND flash production
february 2010 by nathanperetic
Absolutely, 100% agree. The difference between a computer with a standard HDD and one with a blazing fast SSD is night and day. I've loudly and publicly professed my love for the bargain OCZ Vertex I picked up a few weeks back. It's that good.
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february 2010 by nathanperetic
The state of HTML 5 audio support
february 2010 by nathanperetic
Slow and steady at best.
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february 2010 by nathanperetic
Free advice: show up early
february 2010 by nathanperetic
The hits keep rolling in from Jeffrey Zeldman. Tardiness is inexcusable. Plan to be there early so at worst you arrive on time.
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february 2010 by nathanperetic
A Plea for Developer Unity
february 2010 by nathanperetic
Jamie Kasoy urges developers to group hug and work it out. I'm all for it, but it won't change anything. The Wheels of Progress are turning. (See my comment at the bottom. Read from the bottom up. The newest are on top. It threw me the first time.)
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february 2010 by nathanperetic
Ahem
february 2010 by nathanperetic
It's a shame Zeldman had to clarify what should have been perfectly clear from his original post on Flash and the iPad. That said, read it. He hits every major point that made me write my original post. (Furthermore, these facts are obvious and have been for quite some time. He and I were hardly the first to say them.)
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february 2010 by nathanperetic
Spotlight: Anna Brown
february 2010 by nathanperetic
Expression engine article. Some discussion of optimization and scaling.
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february 2010 by nathanperetic
The touch action
february 2010 by nathanperetic
Peter Paul Koch begins to unleash his touch tests. Pay attention—his compatibility tables are the Bible of web development documentation.
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february 2010 by nathanperetic
Removing Features
february 2010 by nathanperetic
Fantastic article from Lukas Mathis on removing features. One hundred percent true.
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february 2010 by nathanperetic
It’s Only a Matter of When
february 2010 by nathanperetic
Mike Davidson just said "price elasticity." You know the way to an economics major's heart, Mike.
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february 2010 by nathanperetic
The Future of Publishing
february 2010 by nathanperetic
Jack's right. "Democratization of content product is a powerful force." Let's hope the centralization of that power in Apple's hands doesn't make us regret it. (For the record, it will and it won't. There will be controversies, but there are plenty of places to read things online without resorting to the iBook store.)
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february 2010 by nathanperetic
iPad User Experience Guidelines
february 2010 by nathanperetic
Good advice for any platform.
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february 2010 by nathanperetic
So Long, And Thanks For All The Flash
february 2010 by nathanperetic
Wondering why I even bother writing articles when people like Faruk are around to say it better.
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february 2010 by nathanperetic
Flash, iPad, Standards
february 2010 by nathanperetic
Zeldman weighs in. Little new to add, but it's another voice in the chorus.
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february 2010 by nathanperetic
Modern browsers for modern applications
february 2010 by nathanperetic
And now for something not iPad related, Google is no longer supporting the decrepit browser known as Internet Explorer 6 in certain applications. It's a small step forward and long overdue. The battle against IE 6 is nearing completion.
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february 2010 by nathanperetic
iPad or Bust
february 2010 by nathanperetic
Omni, one of the most revered Mac development companies, is betting the iPad is going to be huge. They could be wrong, of course, but it's a very healthy sign.
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february 2010 by nathanperetic
Future Shock
february 2010 by nathanperetic
Let me be the most-recent among many to second Fraser Speirs' diatribe. Computers are supposed to make your life easier not just provide you with a powerful but capricious robotic servant. While the iPad (and whatever class of computers it ushers in) will not eliminate the frustrating user interfaces, incompatibilities and general shoddiness of old, it re-lays the foundations and renews the possibilities. Eventually entropy demands the system make allowances for complexity and weeds will inevitably creep into Mr. Jobs meticulous garden of computing Eden, but the pre-iPhone OS purge has been necessary and good. The future awaits.
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february 2010 by nathanperetic
iPad - Inspirational Hardware
february 2010 by nathanperetic
Miguel de Icaza nails the reasons the iPad ought to be a runaway success regardless (or thanks to?) its closed nature: price, multi-touch centric, standard hardware, the App store, and the new, larger form factor.
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february 2010 by nathanperetic
Attn Joe: Should we trust iPad?
february 2010 by nathanperetic
Dave Winer distrusts Apple. It's hardly newsworthy, but his challenge is laudable. "Is it possible to create an iPad-like platform that has none of the drawbacks of Apple's offerings?" I say no. The coordination, taste, planning, and resources required have thus far proven quite beyond the open-source community's wherewithal. If Winer's white-knight exists, it can only be Google, and let no one doubt, Google has its own agenda that will eventually conflict with the philosophical purity held dearly by him and his ilk. (I wish that weren't the case, but it is.)
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february 2010 by nathanperetic
Hackers Don’t Tinker Because They Got Invited
february 2010 by nathanperetic
Gina Tripani claims people will hack regardless of the security measures in place or the legality of such actions. I suppose they will, but these restrictions certainly put a damper on the community. Looking on the bright side, the Internet has made communication among like-minded hackers exceedingly easy.
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february 2010 by nathanperetic
Tinkerer’s Sunset
february 2010 by nathanperetic
A useful counter-perspective on the iPad from Mark Pilgrim. Sanctioned hackability is one way Google can steal developers and users from Apple.
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february 2010 by nathanperetic
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