Posts Tagged ‘work flow

When you leave the common employer system, to start a new activity, as well as in freelance or starting your own business, you agree to manager new tasks which are normally not yours. You have to manage a planning, delays, problems to fixe, your customers and their needs….the list is really long. Many companies do [...]

Six Useful CSS3 Tools

In: Design

5 Aug 2010

CSS3 continues to gain popularity as we’re seeing it used in more and more websites. However, there are still those out there that are holding out on learning it and using it. This is probably due to the fact that it’s not fully supported yet in all browsers. Nevertheless, if you’re one of those that [...]

Are you one of those hyper-multitaskers (aka insane weirdos) who keeps a bazillion browser tabs open at once? Here’s something for you, and for the tab-curious: Tab Candy, a new experimental feature in Firefox that groups tabs into topical clusters to improve your workflow. Firefox creative lead Aza Raskin offers this synopsis: With one keystroke [...]

If you run an online business, you know how difficult it can be to manage different projects and work with multiple clients simultaneously. Your email is not the perfect place to store all the data because often things get mixed up and this may eventually hurt your business. If you want a better way to [...]

Dropbox is an excellent cross-platform freemium file synchronisation and online storage application. If that doesn’t have you salivating already, is has a few more tricks up its sleeve. Most developers (in my limited experience) work on several different computers and often a variety of different operating systems. Keeping everything up to date across the board [...]


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