Posted by miguel in design on 23. Nov, 2009 | 0 Comments
I’ve published a collection of essential references and resources for the daily needs of professional web designers.
If you’ve ideas and suggestions to improve it, please contact me. Thank you.
A few months ago I shared my Delicious references on web design and development. Today I’d like to do the same with my references on entrepreneurship. They’re also organized on a Delicious account and I’ll update it with new bookmarks as I’ll find them. Useful suggestions are always welcome :)
Delicious – Emprendizaje / Entrepreneurship
References are [...]
Google Apps accounts are limited to a closed ring of Google services including Gmail, Talk, Calendar, Docs and Sites. So you had to create a normal Google account, aside from Google Apps, in order to use other interesting services such as Analytics, Reader, etc.
But there’s a solution for that problem. Just go to https://www.google.com/accounts and [...]
A quick tutorial on how to install Joomla! CMS locally using XAMPP web server package.
Software needed
Download XAMPP. A free and open source cross-platform web server package, consisting mainly of the Apache HTTP Server, MySQL database, and interpreters for scripts written in the PHP and Perl programming languages. [More information on Wikipedia]
Download Joomla! A free open [...]
Google has recently release a new service called Google Sync. It allows Contacts and Calendar to be synchronized with your mobile device. iPhone, BlackBerry, Symbian and Windows Mobile are supported.
Google has offered a list of configuration steps for common Gmail accounts. If you are a Google Apps user then you can set up Google Sync [...]
You can follow this calendar on Google Calendar, iCal and RSS.
Posted by miguel in technology on 12. Apr, 2008 | No Comments
Most of the Internet users have a group of favourite websites that they visit frecuently. Before 2004, to get updated of their latest content, it was necesary to visit each site one by one on your web browser.
Fortunately, some of them such as Opera or Firefox, started to include a tabbed browsing system, so you [...]
Posted by miguel in technology on 09. Apr, 2008 | 2 Comments
Obviously, traditional photography has conquered the Internet and sites like Flickr or Picasa Web Albums are known by everybody. But what about other specific formats? Panorama images are one of the most awesomest. A few years ago, uploading this kind of (huge size) photos to a website was almost a sin. But today with a [...]
Posted by miguel in education on 05. Apr, 2008 | No Comments
There are such a lot of interesting people out there. Stephen Hawking, Matthieu Ricard, Ken Robinson and many other of the brightest minds of our era. The world’s leading thinkers talking about the big ideas. Universe, happiness, science, education, arts, etc. It would be great to enjoy and spread their ideas.
So does TED Talks in [...]
Posted by miguel in technology on 04. Apr, 2008 | 1 Comment
If you’re using Wordpress 2.5, the latest version released just a week ago, you’ll find a very useful toolbar when writing a new post. The Add media lets you insert/upload images, videos and sounds to your post easily.
But you might encounter some problems when trying to upload an image for the first time. The Choose [...]
Posted by miguel in general on 02. Apr, 2008 | No Comments
I’ve never had a great concept about personal blogs. I’ve even considered them as a narcissism tool. But recently I thought that I could get a fresh perspective on it.
What I know and what I learn daily, I owe to other people. So my intention is to try to give back the favour, sharing here [...]
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