Methodology
Monday, February 8th, 2010
Progressive enhancement is one of the cornerstones of good web design: You build a solid foundation that supports a broad range of different browsers, and then add features either as you detect support for them or in a way that doesn't interfere with less capable browsers.
One of the awesome new ...
Tags: cross browser support, css, css 3, css animation, css transitions, Javascript, progressive enhancement, WebKit
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Tuesday, October 20th, 2009
I'm at the SharePoint Conference in Vegas this week. Registration and Exhibit Hall started Sunday night, but sessions officially started Monday. I am tweeting all day during the conference, follow me (@mmdeluna) if you are interested. You can track tweets using #spc09. I will be posting ...
Tags: Cloud computing, content management server, internet, Microsoft, office business platform, Sharepoint
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Monday, August 3rd, 2009
In true Agile style, the Agile community is doing their 4th annual survey. Last year it sounds like they had 3000 respondents in 82 countries, pretty wild. Kind of reminds me of a sprint retrospective;).
Tags: Agile, Agile management, Agile software development, Business, Conferences, Project management, Scrum, Social Sciences, Software development
Posted in Agile, Methodology, Technology | 1 Comment »
Wednesday, July 1st, 2009
Optimization
As the Razorfish Guide to SXSW became more fully developed, we started to look at key areas where we could make performance gains and either actually speed up the site or simply make the site appear to load more quickly. (Check out part 1 of our story ...
Tags: asp.net mvc, austin, caching, compression, css animation, css compression, gzip, iphone, javascript compression, Mobile, optimization, razorfish.web, sprites, sxsw
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Wednesday, June 24th, 2009
Design and Development
Up against a tight deadline, our small team was working fast and furious to create the Razorfish mobile guide to Austin in time for the SXSW Interactive conference. With our technologies determined and all eyes on the iPhone, we set out to bring the ...
Tags: AJAX, asp.net mvc, austin, caching, history, html 5, iphone, iphone app, json, local storage, Mobile, navigation, optimization, sxsw, user experience
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Wednesday, June 17th, 2009
Once a year, the internet comes to visit Austin, Texas at the South by Southwest Interactive (SXSWi) conference, and, for 2009, the Razorfish Austin office was determined to leave an impression. We ended up making close to 3,000 impressions.
Industry leaders and the web avante-garde converge on Austin for one weekend ...
Tags: .NET, asp.net mvc, austin, iphone, iphone app, javascript frameworks, Mobile, optimization, razorfish.web, safari, sxsw, web applications
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Tuesday, March 31st, 2009
One of my favorite topics in agile and iterative development is pair programming.The question is can we make it happen more and do we want to try it more? I've typically seen it on the smaller and more isolated projects. It's a fascinating concept and the research, while minimal that ...
Tags: Agile, Education, pair programming, research, University of North Carolina
Posted in General, Methodology, Technology | 6 Comments »
Monday, October 27th, 2008
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Achieving efficiency in the software development process is one of the key motivators every team should strive for. Efficiency can be measured in a variety of ways. The most obvious measurements are cost, project timeline, and the feature set that can be implemented given the ...
Tags: .NET, Agile, MDD, Rails, TeamSite
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Thursday, March 13th, 2008
Often times we spend significant time caught up with diagrams and illustrations of our enterprise technology architectures, patterns, and concepts. Most recently a couple of us have been spending time on some diagrams to help illustrate the concept of a content management bus to help a large organization better share ...
Tags: Amazon, concepts, diagrams, fun, skill
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