What with all this #theBarn talk maybe it's time to aggregate our random waffle into one central place... maybe it's not, but what the hell I've gone and done it anyway.
This is simply a combined feed from Paul, Ed, Dave, Rob and Myself
PS. If you're the unfortunate one to hit this page before a cache is generated you may have to wait a while for my server to run off and collect the information to aggregate.
October 06, 2011 09:34
There has been quite a stir in recent weeks about Boston Globe. This American daily publication has shunned Apple and its in-app subscription model and decided instead to develop a new desktop browser based website which is optimised for mobile browsers using a techniques called adaptive and reactive design. We are going to take a brief look [...]
Read More...September 28, 2011 10:44
WordPress has come a long way since its humble beginnings as a blogging tool. It’s now a fully fledged content management system. But is it still the right choice for a site like Boagworld?
September 22, 2011 14:42
Following on from last weeks post from Kev about how the size of the device really does matter I have found myself considering how I actually use my devices. While I was aware that use of my laptop had changed since I started using an iPhone I was quite surprised to realised that my usage of my iPhone had [...]
Read More...September 14, 2011 17:45
We have all read articles on responsive design. However, when you put theory into practice things are never as simple as they first appear. Fortunately you can always ask Ethan Marcotte for help!
September 01, 2011 14:33
The BBC reported this morning on numbers from the office of national statistics that showed the continued increase in Internet access via mobile devices. In total 45% of people accessed the Internet while out and about. This is up form 37% the year before. Most interestingly the percentage of young people (16-25) has topped 70%. This [...]
Read More...Online, in various forms, since 2006 cargowire is the personal website of developer Craig Rowe. It acts as the general base of operations for his online presence, mainly as a blog/portfolio/CV site with regular content coming in the form of development focused articles.
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