RSS Is Not Dead. You Are Using It in a Wrong Way.
These days the topic about RSS being dead is active on techcrunch. (I know this isn’t much of a technical article, but it is somewhat related to web usability) So,Continue reading
These days the topic about RSS being dead is active on techcrunch. (I know this isn’t much of a technical article, but it is somewhat related to web usability) So,Continue reading
The NoSQL hype is omnipresent. And many startups are tempted to go for Cassandra/MongoDB/HBase/Redis/… . Here I’ll argue why they should rather stick to a SQL solution – MySQL orContinue reading
Password strength checkers appear from time to time on web registration forms. But in my opinion they are useless. I’ll justify. Jeff Atwood lists the possible ways to obtain one’sContinue reading
Eric Evans has formulated what domain-driven design (DDD) is. Martin Fowler is a great supporter and advocate of DDD. These are remarkable names and it is almost certain they areContinue reading
Voting is at the center of http://stackoverflow.com (a programming Q&A site), and at the center of democracy (at least such are the claims). How and why do people vote? TodayContinue reading
Stackoverflow is a programming Q & A site. There are all sorts of developers’ topics can be asked there, and most of them get answered pretty quickly. I won’t goContinue reading
(If you don’t want to read too much here, check the links below) Recently a lot of crap has been written at many places against NoScript (reddit, slashdot, the addonContinue reading
CMS – Content Management Systems are meant to…manage content. So if we need a generally static content, which should be editable by non-technical persons, it is probably a good ideaContinue reading
Today I had to check an e-mail in my old hotmail account. First of all, a 404 message in the two left frames – I didn’t mind it – theContinue reading
Today we have a new version of Google Reader, and here’s why I decided to comment on the ways feeds can be presented. The new version of Google Reader is,Continue reading