Interpreting today’s digital landscape and how it is transforming the human experience.
I spent last week at RailsConf, my favorite conference. The unofficial theme this year was definitely Javascript. Some great changes coming to Rails 3.1 (c.f. DHH’s keynote) show that Javascript and CSS are becoming first class citizens. SproutCore, Backbone, Sprockets, and CoffeeScript were big, but there were at least a few sessions on testing Javascript too. There are two directions [...]
Next Up: Tony Hillerson and Zach Pinter speak on “Rails on HBase” at RailsConf 2011.
On day two, the keynote was all about the Web. It’s been a while since Google announced ChromeOS, an operating system based on Google’s web browser. Today at Google I/O, we saw more of Google’s strategy for ChromeOS with the announcement of commercial Chromebooks from Acer and Samsung in June. But perhaps the most interesting announcement by SVP Vic Gundotra [...]
Day 1 of Google I/O is all about Android and Android is all about the ecosystem.
User Experience designer Seth Gerard recommends an article regarding the customer’s experience with the digital content paywall.
Last week, I had the opportunity to attend a refreshingly unique conference, GEL 2011 in New York. The brainchild of Mark Hurst, GEL (Good Experience Live) is a wonderful break from conventional conference modalities.
