Posted by Andrew Davies
More events happening in Savannah for the design-inclined; this time for those of us who design or build interaction experiences. The 1st annual IxDA conference; Interaction 08 will be held in Savannah this February 8-10, hosted in part by our Alma Mater, The Savannah College of Art and Design.
Unfortunately because of the high registration,the event’s sold out already, but they have a great forum with which you can connect with speakers, session leaders and other Interaction enthusiasts. Plus they’ve promised that some of the conference proceedings will be available online some time after so it’s worth checking back.
Posted by Andrew Davies
How busy do you have to be to have another blog post about your own project before you do? Thankfully, pretty darn busy.
But it was a great opportunity to offer our services to The Creative Coast Initiative by designing their blog’s new theme.
Coding expertly done by Chris from the shiny new Nicasio Design.
Posted by Andrew Davies
A while back, Alex Tew came up with a novel idea to charge a minimal fee for pixels on his homepage called The Million Dollar Homepage. If you thought this was brilliant but wanted a venue setup a little more professionally (and free), then check out this new promotion service called bla.st. Call it an online classified ads directory, call it shameless promotion 2.0, whatever you wanna call it, sign up now because it’s first come first serve (unless you pay).
Read some more about it at David Airey’s blog and Blog-Op
Posted by Philip Joyner
iamparagon.com has been Baked!
I’ve worked in PHP and MySQL for a couple of years now and really enjoy the combo. When Ruby on Rails first emerged, I dabbled in it and, although the ruby coding language definitely wasn’t for me, I was amazed at the power of its coding framework.
With this new discovery, my quest to build a framework that would have the benefits of RoR and utilize PHP began. I had some success and built a few sites with it, always improving the framework with each project.
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