This is a smart decision. We have WordPress 3.5 compatibility updates for RAMP, Carrington Build, FaveBusiness and FavePersonal prepped and ready to release. I’m very glad we’ll be releasing them on Monday instead of late on a Friday. It’s also heartening to see such a measured response in the comments.
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When you email me to say you don’t yet have answers you shouldn’t close with: “In the meantime, let me know if you have any questions.”
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I really like the new Twitterrific on the iPad, but I am sticking with Tweetbot on the iPhone.
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I’ve upgraded this site to WordPress 3.5 (rc4) to help test the media compatibility changes we’ve got in place for an upcoming release of our FavePersonal theme. Please let me know if anything looks out of whack.
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I like the idea of this and the Nike Fuel band. Unfortunately I wouldn’t be able to wear either while actually participating in my sports of choice (volleyball and golf).
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It was 6 years ago that I first floated the idea of a generic icon for sharing1 – I’m thrilled and amazing at how well this little icon has done. It’s great to see ShareThis going strong as well. Above are a few screenshots I’ve captured over the years of the share icon in action.…
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I may give this a shot.
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I recently set up a self-signed cert for my own use but I’m not ready to convert this site to SSL for everyone. That said, if you run a website this is definitely something you want to make an educated decision about.
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A hearty congratulations to all of my friends at RedMonk – a tremendous milestone.
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So sad Luis felt he needed the disclaimer at the end, but such is writing on the internet.
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My iPhone 5 doesn’t feel “light” anymore, it just feels “normal”.
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I imagine a lot of this has to do with Facebook’s origins and the onboarding of many of their users early (when their friends are still their schoolmates). I’d guess that tweets being public by default helps people self-edit what they post a bit more too. (thanks Beau)
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Hopefully this means Monoprice will have them soon.
This post is part of the project: Monoprice Lightning Cables. View the project timeline for more context on this post.
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I found the high level RISC vs. CISC overview here to be very useful (even though in the next episode John disclaims it heavily as “high level” and recommends digging in to learn more if you’re interested).
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Coding in the real world is about tradeoffs; we have to do the best thing we can with the time, resources, and tools at our disposal. These tradeoffs may not result in an According-to-Hoyle OO (or functional) design, but we’re not writing code to provide examples of programming paradigms or design patterns; we’re writing it to accomplish something and provide value.
