Thursday December 01, 2005
One of the Best Words in the Language - Free
Two things are really getting me excited these days.
- Free Delivery from Iconbuffet. They make very cool icons, and are now giving some of their collection away. I have 4 of the collections so far, and will be happy to deliver them to you - just leave me a comment here.
I found Blingo at Airbag when he announced he just won an iPod. Just today, he announced that he won a Sony Playstation - FREE - simply by using Blingo as his search engine. It's viral, so clicking the blingo icon will take you to their registration screen where you will be registered with my referral key. That way, if you win, I win. I've found the search results are the same as Google, and the spam index is zero - three weeks and not a single spam from them. I haven't won anything yet, but I'm sure I will soon!
I also plan to follow 24 Ways to impress my friends during the month.
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is a Web Application Designer working in the suburbs of Portland Oregon.
He specializes in bringing user-centered, standards based, easy to use applications developed using Oracle web technologies.
This blog will focus on the crossover of standards based design and web application development with Oracle technology, and an occasional sprinkling of articles about his newly discovered "Entrepreneurial Spirit."
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- Here are some good notes from the Business for Geeks tutorial at OSCON. I'm not an open-source person, but it does give some good info on starting a software business.
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- Amazing visual effects using Javascript is shown at script.aculo.us - and available for download!
- Ten good practices for writing JavaScript in 2005 discusses the separation of structure, content and behavior for good web practices.
- Styling form controls is riddled with problems, the visual quality of the "select" or drop-down box is one. Here is a solution
- I'm beginning to be a collector of these Ajax examples. Soon I hope to actually do one, then I'll do my own tutorial.
- I've been thinking about a business plan. Here are Top 10 Business Plan Myths of Solo Entrepreneurs
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- ZDNet Reports on the uncertain future of web forms.
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