Tomorrow I begin teaching the following 4 classes (80 students in total) at Clark College:
My question to you is what advice would you give these students regarding pursuing a career in web development and/or programming?
Thanks in advance for your comments.
While trying to access an Apple Keynote slide deck from (the now out of beta) iCloud web interface I encountered the following:
It looks like I will need to reconsider how I use this service in the future as many of the slide decks I have are larger than the 100mb limit.
A few days ago I was watching a video tutorial about CodePen and I noticed that the narrator had spacers in his OS X dock. A quick Google search found this Life Hacker article by Melanie Pinola on how to issue a few Terminal commands to get spacers in the dock.
Hope this helps you get your OS X Dock tidied up.
OpenNTF announced earlier this week that there were three new Directors elected to the OpenNTF Board. They are:
I have the privilege of knowing and working with Paul, Nathan and Mark on many occasions. I’m confident that their knowledge, experience, creativity and vision will continue to infuse momentum into OpenNTF. Please join me in welcoming them to OpenNTF.
Please also be sure and thank Ulrich Krause and Julian Woodward for their time serving as Directors on the Board. Both Julian and Ulrich are both amazing individuals who I personally admire immensely.
As I announced in July I will not be returning to OpenNTF as a Director/Chairman of OpenNTF. I will however remain as an Honorary Director and help OpenNTF in anyway I possibly can.
A few months back FoCul Ltd. launched a wiki to collect all things related to source control for IBM Notes, Domino and XPages application development:
Source Control has many many advantages for both developers and organisations but it is a complex subject. At FoCul we have been running a project to adopt Source Control on our XPage projects. There is not much documentation about Source Control with DDE and getting this far has been both a difficult and rewarding process.
We don’t have all of the answers and we are still very much learning how it all works. We wanted to share what we have learned and also create a forum where others could share their knowledge so that the ICS community could maybe develop some best practices in this important area.
— Sean Cull
Gayle and I parasailing 350 feet above the Gulf of Mexico:
This is a bold claim, but i stand behind it: if you learn and follow these five typography rules, you will be a better typographer than 95% of professional writers and 70% of professional designers. (The rest of this book will raise you to the 99th percentile in both categories.)
All it takes is ten minutes—five minutes to read these rules once, then five minutes to read them again.
Here is the first cut at skinning Elguji Software’s IQJam software to make it iOS7-“ish”:
This was recently requested by an IQJam customer.
Bruce Elgort 