This is awesome.
I know it does’t look like much, but you should see this thing in action!
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by Eric Dye
This is awesome.
I know it does’t look like much, but you should see this thing in action!
by Eric Dye
Your iPhone, plus one SNAP! case, equals AWESOME!
Here’s how it goes together:
by Jeremy Smith
For those that are not youth workers, there are several huge youth worker conventions that are attended by thousands of youth workers from across the nation. This month, Youth Specialties is hosting the National Youth Worker’s Conference (NYWC) in Atlanta, Georgia with amazing speakers, musicians, and break out training sessions. Unfortunately, because of the number of other conferences I will be attending with Youth for Christ, I was not able to attend. But just because I cannot be in Atlanta didn’t mean that I couldn’t utilize NYWC.
[Read more…] about Youth Worker Social Networking During NYWC
by James Cooper
Although there’s more bandwidth floating around the web than there ever has been; with more people using mobile devices, and Google now taking page speed into consideration in its ranking algorithm, making sure your images are as optimised as possible is still a very good thing.
Here are a few tools that I use to get the ‘least’ out of my images!
by Eric Dye
One of my first website clients asked that their printouts look better.
At first, it took me off guard. It is a website after all.
However, they were in the real estate business, so it totally made sense why they wanted their property listings to print out good. Not only did potential clients print out the properties, but they would use their own website as a resource, too.
Since I hadn’t gotten my hands very dirty using WordPress, yet, I poked around until I found a plugin that suited the job. Eventually, it became outdated and broke.
Typical.
Recently, Smashing Magazine posed a tutorial on how to build your own print style sheet!
Check this out:
by Eric Dye
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This is the timeline of Google.
Amazing, isn’t it?
Here’s a short history on Google’s search: