A weblog on web 2.0, usability, design, interaction, user experience and development. Published by Frederico Oliveira.
Today was a weird / exciting day for virtual worlds. Now I’m not a fan, or user, of virtual worlds. I did try Second Life for a few minutes but quickly gave up because the engine is bad, and quite honestly I’m not a big fan of spending hours living the life of a fictional character.
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Read Lively launches, but is it relevant? (Links)
Read A blog for the hacky stuff (Links)
I know you didn’t really like Napster making your music available for free all those years ago (even though your fans were still buying albums), and you decided to bring it down. I think you should read about this new “crazy talk” going on out there.
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Read Metallica: you are insane (an open letter) (Links)
Here’s a piece from the article : This is a company that?s bursting with personality (…) So when Zappos hires new employees, it provides a four-week training period that immerses them in the company?s strategy, culture, and obsession with customers.
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Read Inspired by Zappos (Links)
Still, there’s some pretty exciting stuff down the road with the service, so if you have kids, go have a look, I think our team (both on Webreakstuff’s end as well as everyone else behind Totspot) built something really special.
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Read Yay! Totspot opens to the public (Links)
But even if I haven’t, they have my data, their service still is the vehicle through which people hear from me at a more personal level. But don’t underestimate your own value, or think that just because something doesn’t have a price tag, it should be allowed to fail.
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Read Free doesn?t mean Fail (Links)
It’s not like you can just go and change the whole UI to fit OLPC and kids. Or you can, by running apps on top of the OS (just like HTC does with their mobile Touch interface on top of WM6), but that’s just wrong and and a lousy experience for the user.
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Read OXPC? Thoughts on Windows XP on the OLPC (Links)
This year’s Web 2.0 Expo Europe is happening from the 21st to the 23rd of October in Berlin. This year, the conference is not only in a better venue but it also features an overhauled program due to the shifting nature of entrepreneurship and innovation in Europe.
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Read Web 2.0 Expo Europe - Call for Proposals (Links)
They both lost because Microsoft comes out of this deal proposal with a failure, while Yahoo will quite likely see its stock value plummet. And while initially my opinion was that a deal would be a bad thing, now I’m not sure, given how the future of Y! seems bleak.
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Read MSFT and YHOO: It?s finally over (Links)
If you’ve been looking for an opportunity to learn Ruby on Rails, this may be it. Our team has recently opened sign-ups for our first public Rails training session, taking place later on the 19th, 20 and 21st of May in Coimbra, Portugal.
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Read Learn Ruby on Rails with our team (Links)
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