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At DrupalCon, Leisa and her team introduced their efforts to redesign drupal.org page. They want to make it a community driven process where all the existing and potential users can give input at all the design stages. The latest step in this effort is her invitation to the community to send in wireframes and sketches […]
Winning Seedcamp top 20 is a great thing and even better press event, where all the Tech media will give you some spotlight and fractions of their traffic. It’s probably the biggest spike of visitors for next 3 months. Image by Ross Mayfield via Flickr Try to preperare for this event. Looking over list of […]
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 Startup Snap has been with us for as long as I can remember the modern Web 2.0. While a lot of geeks really hate it, it’s a great thing for novice internet users, since it turns out that they are afraid of clicking links and this removes the ambiguity of that link. Snap.com kindly provided […]
Image by hz536n via Flickr Gathering qualitative data, like interviews, presents an interesting alternative to classical online surveys. While in survey gathering we can setup an online environment, and leave it running for longer time without our strict supervision, in interview setting a real-time component is really important (unless you want to do a bit […]
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Online surveys are one of the basic ways in which you can gather different types of quantiative data. They’re often easy to setup and mail to people with request to answer the questions, and since they’re done in online fashion its pretty easy to analyze since you don’t have to enter the questions into computer. The interpretation […]
Image by nattu via Flickr It’s now more than a day since Cuil, the latest hyped Google killer launched, and we can reflect on looking at how that went. According to TechCrunch and a number of other sources, it didn’t go too well, with their servers crashing a number of times. I’ve seen this also […]
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For a while now (a few days at least), we haven’t seen a lot of famous Twitter fail whale, that appears when their servers are failing. Happily enough, other services like Facebook and Jaiku are starting to fail. Jaiku has a really nice graphic: Â While on the other hand, Facebook takes the whole event […]
Most of my readers are by now probably already aware of Wordle, Java applet, that allows neat visualization tags. Given that Zemanta released early alpha API preview recently, I was looking for a fun project to showcase some of it. So for this experiment I’m going to try to visualize some of the popular classic […]
Image via Wikipedia A few days agoo Vimeo, popular service for video hosting, announced on their staff blog, that they’re no longer going to allow gaming videos on their service. The full policy of their removal is: The Vimeo staff has decided that we are no longer going to allow gaming videos on Vimeo. Specifically, […]
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Image by Thomas Hawk via Flickr Eelco Rustenburg – Free the organization: The Secret sauce for distributed teams [#reboot10 notes] [abstract]  Most projects fail and have features that are never or rarely used.  What makes a project successful?  It’s people. The team makes a real difference in the project success. If you […]