A weblog on web 2.0, usability, design, interaction, user experience and development. Published by Frederico Oliveira.
If you remember last year’s announcement, the goal of bringing Barcamp to Portugal is to stir things up a bit and to give back to the place the team here at Webreakstuff calls home. Bringing people together seems to ignite change, so we’re bringing people together again.
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Searching for friends one by one is not going to work if they number in the hundreds, and browsing friends of friends - which is usually the best solution - doesn’t feel right on Pownce either because they show names as “Firstname L.” instead of the full name or the nickname.
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Perhaps due to the old days writing about startups for Techcrunch, I love to know how people got to the problems they’re trying to solve with their companies - I love ideas but more importantly I love the process towards refining them.
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You were likely following the news, so I’ll cut things short - today was the WWDC, and together with a bunch of other cool news, Apple launched a new website. “Great!”, I hear you say correctly. The new website is beautiful.
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One thing that I haven’t stressed enough though, is that proper planning doesn’t always mean spending months on end thinking about every single detail, but actually thinking about things in the right order.
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Read Top-down web product design (Links)
It will be a blast - there’s actually quite a lot of people I know and admire heading out too, so it will be a good opportunity to catch-up. If you’re flying out to copenhagen too, might as well come by and say hi.
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Peter Merholz has a review of the book on his blog too. Chris Pirillo gets down with how to start a business online - and he has some very good advice, too. Finally, MIT’s Technology Review has a very good article by Daniel Turner about “ The Secret of Apple Design “.
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Read Last week in the blogosphere (May 13, 2007) (Links)
It’s finally time to spill the beans because the project we’ve been working on with the New Ventures group at Bell has finally launched: meet Realestateplus.ca.
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We spend so much time looking at web-applications these days that we tend to ignore desktop apps. Still, every once in a while there’s room for pleasant surprises, and today was one of those days with the release of CSS Edit 2.5 (by Macrabbit ) and Coda (by the guys at Panic ).
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Read An ode to desktop app experiences (Links)
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