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In my last article, we reviewed the traditional AIDA sales process — Attention, Interest, Desire, Action. The funnel describes the traditional sales process, and it works well. But what happens _after_ the sale? Customers are hard to come by (and usually cost a lot of money). The AIDA process doesn’t […]

I have been incredibly busy lately, and yet I have still found time to watch an occasional television show or movie. Granted, I still watch far less television than the average person, but the other day I thought about how I could better spend that 3-5 hours a week I […]

The other day I tweeted about a presentation I’m giving next week, offering a coupon code to my followers. One user replied that they couldn’t make it to my presentation, but asked if I could retweet their conference event for them. I took a quick look at their Twitter profile, […]

Undoubtedly, the canvas element in HTML5 is the feature that most developers will want to use to develop truly rich web applications – without needing to install browser plug-ins like Adobe’s Flash player.  Canvas was born at a time when client richness is at the forefront of developers’ minds.  Modern […]

By Felix Mak 25th Aug 2011 Logo Design 1 The primary goal of a logo is to communicate a brand. If done properly, the logo should be a singular representation of that organization as well as an element of a brand’s foundation. Furthermore, a logo can even echo the direction […]

In my previous posts, we discovered How to Use HTML5 File Drag Drop, Open Files Using JavaScript and Asynchronously Upload Files Using Ajax. In the final part of this series, we cover the most exciting part of the process: graphical progress bars! File upload progress bars provide essential user feedback […]

Hello. This is the second in a short run of articles aimed at explaining the basics of jQuery Mobile. In the introductory article Hello jQuery Mobile we covered getting set up, page structures, navigation, transitions and basic list views. In so doing, we built out a reference site, which demonstrates […]

.NET developers have several tools at their hands: multiple languages, a huge framework, stacks for many different types of applications (web, desktop, mobile…), plus a growing OSS ecosystem. So why exactly would a .NET developer look into Ruby and Rails? For those who did look into, what did they like […]

In my previous posts, we discovered How to Use HTML5 File Drag Drop, and Open Files Using HTML5 and JavaScript. Now we have a valid set of files, it possible to upload each one to the server. The process occurs asynchronously in the background so the user can complete other […]