Autor: Tim Strehle

Scott Adams – Outsource the Government: „The Indians who graduated from the Indian Institute of Technology are among the smartest people on the planet. And whatever they don’t already know, they can learn while you’re watching American Idol. Yeah, it hurts. But it’s true.“

Tim O’Reilly at O’Reilly Radar – „remove the web developer and the web gets developed“: „One wouldn’t think of Wikipedia as a news site, but it has indeed become one, as users find that they can make the software do what they want, rather than what it (originally) wanted. Ease of use can lead to…

Tim Bray – Lightroom Fanboy: „First of all, did I mention it’s fast? Second, there’s no Save button. It just takes care of that. And remember, all the edits are deltas, as in non-destructive. It occurs to me to wonder why all software that edits any data in any way whatsoever doesn’t work like this.…

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Andrew Savikas at O’Reilly Radar – Yahoo! Open Source CMS Conference: „I saw Alfresco for the first time a year ago, and while I was impressed with their workflow and document management features, I thought their web app was a bit heavyweight for folks used to working directly off of a filesystem (either GUI or…

Florian Munz – Subversion lokal unter Mac OS X: „Unter OS X Subversion für die lokale Nutzung zu installieren, d.h. ohne Apache/WebDAV-Unterstützung ist eigentlich ganz einfach, wenn man weiß wie es geht :)“ Und dann das Buch: Version Control with Subversion

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Clay Shirky at Many-to-Many – Tags run amok!: „Back In The Day, when I was trying to explain what I meant when I was talking about social software, but before Coates pulled my fat out of the fire by doing the work for me, I had all these wicked abstruse definitions that made everyone’s eyes…

37signals – Getting Real: One Interface: „To avoid crappy-admin-screen syndrome, don’t build separate screens to deal with admin functions. Instead, build these functions (i.e. edit, add, delete) into the regular application interface.“

37signals – Getting Real: Alone Time: „Set up a rule at work: Make half the day alone time. From 10am-2pm, no one can talk to one another (except during lunch). Or make the first or the last half of the day the alone time period. Just make sure this period is contiguous in order to…