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 37 of 39).

AJAX Webmail & Todo list

Checkout http://www.roundcube.net It’s an AJAX based web mail application. It’s inspired by the Mac interface, is open source and is one of the best webmail systems I have seen. Quite simple, neat looking and highly usable. And after you have seen this, take a quick look at http://www.rememberthemilk.com/. It’s a Web 2.0 style to-do application. […]

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Get Cooking with Photoshop and CSS

Are you a CSS guru… but a layout and graphics newbie? Or are you a whiz at making great Websites using tables, but feel lost with this whole CSS thing? Perhaps you’re a little bit of both… This article will take you from a blank Photoshop canvas to a CSS-based Web page. Get Cooking with […]

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Meeting Robin Sharma

Ok, so I met Robin Sharma on Saturday. I am a big fan of Robin’s books and really enjoyed the event organized by Crossword. So I wrote up a bit about the experience.

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Web Essentials 2005 conference

Web Essentials 2005 conference happened in Sydney recently. The best thing I liked about the conference was that they have put up a whole lot of pictures on Flickr, have presentations slides AND podcasts for free download! Good for people who could not attend the conference. I have heard Jeff Veen’s Web2.0 and Usability presentations […]

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Microsoft turns 30 and looks beyond

http://www.microsoft.com/mscorp/goingbeyond/indexFlash.html I like the presentation, the navigation scheme and the quiz. The timeline is good, though most of the content is video so you would need a good connection to experience it in its full glory. I like this presentation also from a design and usability view point!

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