This is too easy to forget, you would think. Yet for some reason I still look it up when I need it:
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This is too easy to forget, you would think. Yet for some reason I still look it up when I need it:
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Learned about a web design website today called A List Apart. It seems to have some interesting content centered on web design.
I got a referral from Stuart Laughlin to initializr which is a handy HTML/CSS/JavaScript template generator. Stuart’s recommendation was to use the Twitter Bootstrap template.
Watched this talk today on Responsive Design by Shawn Wildermuth.
Heard about CSS Media queries today. It’s a table of CSS media queries that can help you figure out what sort of a device you are on.
I created a site FaceBoom Us. I wonder who will figure out how subversive this is of me? >:)
An article on The 5 Hardest Parts of Programming which discusses optimisation, networking, security, reliability and scalability.
A talk Modern Memcached by Alan Kasindorf.
A talk on the future of authenticity:
BlackHat USA 2011: SSL And The Future Of Authenticity.
Just trying to get my head around the ‘Direct’, ‘Referral’ and ‘Organic’ traffic classifications in Google Analytics. Basically ‘Direct’ is where there is no referrer header, e.g. user typed URL into address bar, clicked on link in email, etc. ‘Referral’ means some website referred the traffic, e.g. a link in an article on another website. ‘Organic’ means that one of a predefined set of search engines referred the traffic in response to a search.
Not sure how Google AdWords traffic is classified… I expect that would be ‘Referral’ as it’s not ‘Direct’ and not really ‘Organic’ either.