Donating the proceeds from Responsive Field Day
Our core mission for Responsive Field Day was to put on an event that would benefit the Portland tech community. That mission drove every decision we made including what to do with any money…
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Our core mission for Responsive Field Day was to put on an event that would benefit the Portland tech community. That mission drove every decision we made including what to do with any money…
In December 2007, Lyza, Aileen, John and I decided to start Mobile Portland so we would have place to talk about mobile. After eight years, Mobile Portland is coming to an end. Tonight is the…
I’m embarrassed to admit it. I screwed up and if you tried to contact us over the last few months, there is a chance your message didn’t get through. Specifically, messages sent via the contact…
Out of all the conversations I’ve had with individuals who have had ideas for apps, the one I had with Miloš Jovanović stands out the most. That’s why I’m so pleased he is going to…
We’re growing! We’re searching for an enthusiastic and talented JavaScript and front-end developer to join our team. We’re looking for someone who is crackerjack at JavaScript and the other building blocks of complex HTML5…
Earlier this year Sara Wachter-Boettcher asked me to do a technical review of her upcoming book Content Everywhere. It was a tremendous honor. I’m pleased to see the book hits the shelves tomorrow.
During the Future of Mobile Web summit that dotMobi sponsored, I brought up a series of responsive web design (RWD) challenges that I’ve been thinking about that have little to do with technical…
Lyza and I are giving a mobile web workshop next week at WebVisions NYC. We’re preparing an outstanding workshop for web designers and developers who want to learn how to build for mobile…
Last year, John Keith, one of the founders of Cloud Four, started a side venture called Lucid Meeting. John doesn’t like Lucid Meetings to impinge on Cloud Four which is why you haven’t…
Why do you need a mobile web site? Because links don't open apps.