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Who Says the iPad Isn't For Programming? Meet Codify
Tablets like the iPad are ideal for certain activities, but programming is not typically among them. Much like writing text, you can write code on the iPad, but it's more
ReadWriteWeb Gets a COO: Bernard Lunn
I'm very pleased to announce that Bernard Lunn has joined ReadWriteWeb full-time as our Chief Operating Officer. Starting today, Bernard will assume responsibility for most of the non-editorial functions of
Nanowrimo Day 25 - 92% done
46,253 words. Here's the latest (chapter 49 onwards). Two more nights to go and I'll be finished. Yesterday was quite difficult and I wasn't satisfied with my writing. I couldn't
New Web Development and Design Techniques
Came across two great articles today that nicely summarize recent web development and design trends. Marc Hedlund from O'Reilly wrote a post entitled Web Development 2.0. Despite the YA2.0N title
Cartoon: Siri, Get Me a Cepacol
Today's cartoon may well be an exercise in envy. I'm using an iPhone 3GS, and it'll be another 14 months (or 424 days - not that I'm counting) before I'll
Running on MT
Pardon my dust, I'm in the process of moving my weblog from Radio Userland to Movable Type. Also, as you can see, I've done a re-design. There are still a
Fiction Writing 2.0: Six New Ways To Write The Next Great Novel
digg_url = 'http://www.digg.com/tech_news/Fiction_Writing_2_0_Six_New_Ways_To_Write_The_Next_Great_Novel'; digg_bgcolor = '#ffffff'; digg_skin = 'compact'; Even in a completely online world, the book will never go out of style. The novel hasn't changed much over
Errors By Bloggers Kill Credibility & Traffic, Study Finds
Blogging is fast, informal and easy to do. Spelling, grammar and factual errors happen - but do they make a material impact on the success of a blogger? A small
Read/WriteWeb Turns 4
Yesterday, 20 April, was the 4th anniversary of Read/WriteWeb's first official post (although I first tinkered with blogging in March 2002). It's amazing how much has happened in the last
Design for Data II
Quick follow-up on my post from last night. Over the past week James Enck has been writing a series of posts about 'analyst blogging'. Ross Mayfield called it a "blog-based
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