Latest UI work for Touch-based ticketing system in Orange retail shops in .ro (From concept to final version).
Animated via jQuery to feel responsive.
Everything is a grid
Interesting read. Also, make sure to check out what these guys write - high quality articles in there.
the understatement: Roboto vs. Helvetica
Google announced the mouthful known as “Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich” today. The first bullet point of their presentation was a new system-wide font, Roboto. John Gruber quickly pointed out what had caught my eye as well: Roboto sure looks a lot like Helvetica, the typeface so famous they
A speech at RailsConf ‘10 that I found deeply inspiring.
Any intelligent fool can make things bigger, more complex, and more violent. It takes a touch of genius—and a lot of courage—to move in the opposite direction.Albert Einstein (via svn)
GitHub <3s Markdown
And so do I. It’s way easier to educate clients on how to use some simple formatting rules to quickly get formatted text rather than classical HTML(or pehaps BBcode etc.)
They released a nice ruby wrapper for a pimped version upskirt (improved security and whatnot).
It’s called redcarpet and you can check the source out on github.
To SQL or not to SQL?
I’m working on a super-secret project with my graphic designer friend Tiberiu that will _hopefully_ remove all the hassle out of facebook custom page design.
I’ve decided on rails3 with Heroku + Amazon S3 for client file storage.
We’ve already jump-started a design-centric app development process that involves thinking our way from UX to Code. This way we’re going to ensure that the part of the app that the user interacts with is going to be like strawberries instead of adding a quick interface in the last weeks before launch.
Since I love dabbling with new technologies, the entire noSQL movement - especially MongoDB looks extremely promising to me. I’m considering of going the noSQL route this time as opposed to the classic way.
We’ll see where this leads.
oh god i love regular expressions
[A-Z0-9._%+-]+@[A-Z0-9.-]+.[A-Z]{2,4}
what the hell does that do? Never managed to learn these things(I always find some code snippet that includes a regexp that does exactly what I need it to)
