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Monthly Archives: January 2011
The right version control: Subversion v Git
I thought i’d write about my impressions on selecting the right open-source version control for your project. Firstly, I think both Subversion and Git are excellent choices and the difference isn’t that great for you to be making a major error in … Continue reading
Book Review: jQuery Pocket Reference By David Flanagan
Like most O’Reilly cookbooks, this follows the same usual familiar pattern and serving the same purpose, of being a quick fire reference to how to do most things, without the author waffling on, that is commonly associated with most books that are thicker. … Continue reading
Review of Office 2011 for Macintosh: The Missing Manual By Chris Grover
Office 2011 for Macintosh: The Missing Manual By Chris Grover A huge update for Mac Users who have been trying to keep their enterprise-applications on-par with their Windows counterparts, and with Microsoft’s great leap, Office 2011 for Mac is definitely the ‘missing … Continue reading
Review of Best iPad Apps: The Guide for Discriminating Downloaders by Peter Meyers
Best iPad Apps The Guide for Discriminating Downloader If you are to give a new iPad to a friend or family, this is the book that goes with the iPad. Or why not bundle it as an ebook within the … Continue reading
A note about my RSS Feed
Hi fellow readers, After not receiving any complaints up until now I had not realised that my RSS feed was busted! But after someone brought it to my attention, I have fixed it and it’s all working. Gosh! Can’t imagine how … Continue reading
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Review of Designing Interfaces, Second Edition by O’Reilly Publishing
Designing Interfaces, Second Edition (2010) by Jenifer Tidwell Jennifer Tidwell presents an essential guide to how to plan the User Interface of your project, whether it be for a website or mobile. Presented in a consistent sequence, the book adds a … Continue reading
iPhone User? 90% Chance You’re On The Latest OS. Android User? 0.4% Chance | CrunchBase
“Gingerbread”. It’s great, easily the best version of Android yet. I hope one day soon you all get to try it out. But the likelihood of that is pathetically small. In fact, don’t be surprised if Android 3.0 “Honeycomb” is out before … Continue reading
Android and GPU | by satine.org
Android has two major technical UX problems: animation performance and touch responsiveness. Android’s UX architecture needs work. UI compositing and the view system are both primarily done in software. Garbage collection and async operations frequently block UI rendering. Android team … Continue reading
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