Awesome talk from Eric about the light field and the future of photography.

If you work on the web, you should be reading Steve Souders’ blog.

I was very gratified to see this posted on the Crowd Favorite intranet (and on a team member’s personal blog). After reading this, watch Theo talk about a career in web operations.

Then think about your career.

I agree with most of the conventions here.

Very flattering to be included in the inaugural Confluence Denver. Glad to see my friends at Xcellent and Double Encore representing as well.

Amen.

What a cool project!

I enjoyed discussing this with Mark at Pressnomics this weekend.

Hard to argue against Josh on this. Still struggling about what to do about :hover states in situations where they worked so nicely before “touch”.

[…] since getting my iPad Mini I’ve barely touched my Nexus 7, and I’ve found the Mini to be just generally more enjoyable and useful for the lightweight sort of consumption-oriented tasks I’ve thrown at it.

The longer I use iOS the harder it is for me to feel productive on Android. I’m looking forward to getting my iPad mini and think I’ll probably relegate my Nexus 7 to a testing device for our front-end team at that time.

If you’re a serious Open Source developer in 2012, you’re using Git. Crowd Favorite made the move as a team back in February. No regrets. More and more of the WordPress community is joining us in putting their code on GitHub. I expect this trend to continue and developer peer collaboration to rise along with it.

This post is part of the thread: Version Control – an ongoing story on this site. View the thread timeline for more context on this post.

This is going to be legend-(wait for it)-dary.

GitHub is the place for developer collaboration. I understand the hesitancy for WordPress to build on a platform they can’t control, but this is where plugin development and collaboration should be taking place. Proud that Crowd Favorite‘s own kidfiction’s contributions are noted here.

This is remarkable. (thanks Samuel)

This matches my expectation for the iPad mini exactly. I’m curious to see if I still use the iPad 3 at all once I get the mini,