@wycats Yes. In fact the guy responsible for those two, @mrreynolds, was sitting right next to me :-) The rest would work for you – correct?
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@wycats Excellent discussion over dinner at #railswaycon; wondering if we {sh|c}ould incorporate this into ROCA roca-style.org
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@codemonkeyism Your best option, in my view, is an interactive sandbox of your actual running backend
This marketing talk by is both pretty good and utterly depressing #webinale
@smeyen @mmahlberg Done, I guess - it was a question what the correct hashtag for #railswaycon is :-)
@steveloughran I'll likely join the conference party here, so that's probably the opposite of quiet … we'll manage another time, I guess
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“Start designing from the content out, rather than the canvas in.” markboulton.co.uk/journal/co…
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Couldn't agree more with @jasonvanlue in his #railswaycon mobile design session: "It's how we should have been thinking all along"
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@steveloughran maps.google.com/m/places?oe=… – you at the Buzzwords conf?
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Filter out the great ones by looking at them with JS disabled RT @jboner: 30+ Awe-Inspiring One Page Websites webdesignbooth.com/one-page-…
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@zedshaw And I remain unconvinced OOP is much related to the Web's faults (except maybe for the DOM mess)
@zedshaw Sorry, to clarify: I agree OOP sucks, I agree the W3C sucks; don't think HTML, CSS and JS are total crap; I don't think HTTP sucks