Ideas Worth Sharing

What’s the source of my ideas? How do I keep up with changing technologies?

The answer could be: I read a lot.

And I would like to gift this to you as well. I will post things worth reading – and you tell me whether they’re useful!

There are 192 posts filed in Ideas Worth Sharing (this is page 11 of 39).

Fundamentals of XHTML MP (Mobile Profile)

Since XHTML MP is based on XHTML, certain syntactical rules must be followed. Making syntactical errors is a good way to learn a programming language, but so that you don’t get frustrated with them, here are some rules you must follow with XHTML MP! Remember, HTML is very forgiving in terms of syntax, but make […]

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The Art of Speed

SXSW 08 had a panel on “The Art of Speed: Conversations With Monster Makers“. This session focused on how to accomplish huge things in little time. From near-overnight IPOs and massive cult followings, to instant NY Times bestsellers and runaway viral campaigns. I was not at SXSW, but listened to the podcast of the panel, […]

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The Not-To-Do List

Tim Ferris (4 Hour Work Week fame) has a Not-To-Do List. 1. Do not answer calls from unrecognized phone numbers 2. Do not e-mail first thing in the morning or last thing at night 3. Do not agree to meetings or calls with no clear agenda or end time 4. Do not let people ramble […]

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Evaluating new product ideas

We have developed, desired and contributed to lot of software products. When people talk about the next big thing in Indian IT, they talk about product development. But I figured we are not too good at spotting the right product ideas. Evan Williams, founder of Blogger, Odeo and Twitter, wrote an excellent guide on evaluating […]

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The Story of Stuff

We use a lot of things day to day. How are they manufactured? What’s the cycle of their creation to disposal? Textbooks say the process is: Extraction – Production – Distribution – Consumption – Disposal But Annie Leonard tells us the real Story of Stuff. This is an inspiring video! Something that can open your […]

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