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Je suis l'auteur du noyau générique webAppKit, et du quizz en ligne collaboratif quizzGeek. Chacun de ces deux projets a déjà son propre blog, donc je parlerai surtout ici de choses plus générales, dont quelques librairies génériques sur lesquelles ils s'appuient; et que j'ai également la plupart du temps commises.

Et pendant de temps là, en Angleterre ....

Parisist is looking forward to the results of RATP's new campaign [fr], "L'Homo Modernus." Hopefully it will remind riders that a more civilized Metro ride is good for everyone.

:: a swedish designer in america...hoping to bring you everything inspirational in design from both sides of the atlantic. red.house is home to me, like every house in Sweden, painted red with white trims. The red pigment was a bi-product of the mining industry in Sweden. They turned it into paint and called it Falu Rödfärg. It was the cheapest and most accesible paint. This all happened a long time ago but the majority of the houses in the Swedish country side are still painted red. Nothing says home to me like a red house ::

La journée où se comporter en pirate, enfin une journée mondiale originale

T-Shirt Island (tshirtisland.blogspot.com) talks everything about T-Shirt. From T-Shirt you can buy (or sell maybe) through online shop, its design, and modern pop culture influence latest trends of T-Shirt. Yes, we are talking about fashion, news, blogging, social perceptions, and more!

a guide to all things hip and retro

Le blog de la première touriste spatiale

I read books, blogs and websites about productivity, leadership and GTD. I find it very interesting, and realize the benefits of doing things better. Hey, who wouldn’t? All I’m doing is writing ideas and truths that I’ve found through my life, ma

En anglais, mais des tas de choses sur la motivation pour bosser chez soi :)

So you wanna look web2.0? You’ve come to the right place. In this short feature I’ll guide you through creating your very own webdesign template ready to be applied to your web2.0 application or blog or startup or what else you see fit. You’ll go from web1.0 to web2.0 in 10 minutes.

Technology can be a force for evil, or for awesome. Those who shun the tech are just as guilty as those who ignore the environment. There's a safe balance, where the awesome can help nature as much as it helps us have a good time and live easier lives. EcoGeek devotes its pages to exploring the symbiosis between nature and technology. If you're interested in that, then stop by, and stop by often.

Since 1995 Core77.com has served a devoted global audience of industrial designers ranging from students through seasoned professionals. Core77 publishes articles, discussion forums, an extensive event calendar, hosts portfolios, job listings, a database of design firms, schools, vendors and services. Core77 provides a gathering point for designers and enthusiasts alike by producing design competitions, lecture series, parties, and exhibits.

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Sur ce qui se passe sur le net au niveau de la productivité et de GTD, donc à voir

Il y a une seconde partie sur le Weekly Review

Designspotter is a design web magazine dedicated to everything related to young modern contemporary design including: accessoires, audio furniture, books, design-contests, exhibitions, fashion, furniture, hotels, lighting, new materials, residential architecture, interior design and prototypes.

This is the personal soap box and playground of Andy Rutledge — sometimes mild-mannered creative director at NetSuccess in Dallas, sometimes opinionated sumbitch on this site.

It’s not bragging (in fact, it’s probably a little embarassing) for me to say that I am an expert user of Microsoft Word. I can do just about anything I want with it, and I understand most of Word’s idiosyncracies and tricks. Still, the UI has always seemed to get in my way. For example, there are a ton of buttons I never use — so for kicks I decided to see just how many.