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What really makes Elexicon valuable to clients is the ability to deliver a lot for a little. When it comes to web programming and development, this can be difficult, because there are so many ways a development project can go wrong. I won’t reveal all our secrets, but here are some of the important lessons I’ve learned that help me ensure Elexicon or our clients don’t waste time or money. Read more...
Have you ever gone out of your house and made the trek to the back woods to cut down a few trees for firewood? So maybe it’s the 21st century and the number of people who have done this is less than in years past, but not long ago I was out behind my house working with my old, dull axe at getting a large rotted maple tree stump out of the ground. The work was long, exhausting and painful, but in the end I stood triumphant with one less stump in my back yard. I was proud of the work I accomplished, but I would of probably been able to get the job done much quicker with less of the “exhausting and painful” if I had taken a little time before starting to sharpen the blade of my axe. Read more...
Sometimes, you come upon tools and tricks that are so useful, you wonder how you survived without them in the first place. Here are some of mine. Read more...
elexicon: We checked the calendar and no, it's not April Fool's. This rebrand is really happening. http://bit.ly/bh5ay5
elexicon: Matt found this interesting assessment of the iPad and Flash (its lack thereof) from the web standards godfather. http://bit.ly/cCw0J7
elexicon: Farewell, Explorer 6 ... No, seriously. Door's over there. Buh-bye. http://bit.ly/bXEhwv
elexicon: Matt found this interesting blog post that applies the terminology "stock" and "flow" to your two primary types of... http://bit.ly/8CzsZ5