July 27 2006

links for 2006-07-28

• Interior Paint Calculator
  I will most certainly need this again….
  (tags: home)
• Grow your tomatoes upside down – Lifehacker
  quirky. (lots of DIY tips in the comments.) which reminds me, I need to stake our (vast quantities of) tomatoes this weekend….
  (tags: garden weird)
• They Hate Drupal, They Love Drupal | CMS Report
  yeah, exactly. it’s crazy-powerful, but still very awkward in some ways.
  (tags: drupal philosophizing)
• How to Ruin a Web Design
  “The more of these “wrong kinds of people” you have involved in the process, the worse things get.” the graphs are hysterical.
  (tags: design usability funny)
• Geek to Live: Quick-log your work day – Lifehacker
  I like this ’cause it’s local. install on home computer, too!
  (tags: productivity it@home)
• Rands In Repose: Secret Titles
  “He doesn’t trust you to do your job because he doesn’t actually know what your secret title is.” OMG. Lightbulb moment. (Not about *my* boss, really, so much as some other things.)
  (tags: personal depression productivity)
• A Taxonomy Menu That Goes to 11 | Nick Lewis: The Blog
  hopefully this will work for a project I’m working on right this second.
  (tags: drupal)
• WURFL
  Wireless Universal Resource File — I think this was mentioned in the session I went to last week.
  (tags: browsers)
• ASP.Net vs. Front-End Architecture
  “if good interface design and front-end code is important, ASP.Net is the devil” heh. I overheard a bit of a conversation between Garrett & somebody else last week on that very topic. the main reason, btw, that I dread the idea of learning .Net.
  (tags: .net standards css usability)
• MonoRail – Castle
  “MonoRail differs from the standard WebForms way of development as it enforces separation of concerns” — for .Net.
  (tags: .net standards web_dev checkback)
• Jeffrey Zeldman Presents : Is this thing on?
  “zeldman.com now accepts comments” — I don’t know quite why, but it makes me sad. or maybe just nostalgic for circa 2000, when I first discovered the mighty Z.
  (tags: blogosphere)

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