A few things I found interesting at the UGA Art Museum
- May 3, 2012 8:33 PM
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This is really cool; I have wanted something like this for HTML/CSS/JS for a while, but doing it with full code evaluation is awesome, too. And Light Table is on Kickstarter (cause your no one if you're not right now).
I got to attend StartupBus for the first time this year and had a blast. Not only did my team (who founded BumperCrop) take home Runner Up against over 50 teams from the United States and Mexico, I made connections with people that I hope will be good friends for the rest of my life. I strongly recommend this experience to designers, developers, and business people of all stripes. Go to StartupBus to learn more and sign up.
Today a portion of the web did something that I don't think we've seen before; website "black outs" and other activities to raise awareness for a legal issue. No matter your thoughts on SOPA I find it fascinating to see activism on this scale on-line; this isn't just a few fringe sites saying "legalize it" or "bring our troops home" this is major, major players in our web-economy taking a stand on a political issue. Given that most of these sites will be back to normal tomorrow, I'm going to try to capture screen shots of at least a few of the participating websites.
I'm Jon Hartmann and I'm a Javascript fanatic, UX/UI evangelist and former ColdFusion master. I blog about mysterious error messages, user interface design questions, and all things baffling and irksome about programming for the web.