"Really Achieving Your Childhood Dream" talk from Carnegie Mellon Professor, Randy Pausch.
Steven talks about the importance of testing. (P.S. This post has nothing to do with safe sex.)
A link to a great article on subversion by Chris Nagele of beanstalkapp.com.
Allan share a little bit of design magic he worked for John Resiq.
Steven tells you how to scope your finders with Rails which lets you write your code without opening it.
Let's say you want to redirect users from the www sub-domain of your website to direct access via the non-sub-domain url. Nginx makes it really easy to do.
Allan talks about the value of absorbing a single thought rather than overwhelming yourself with information.
A little Git tutorial from Steven about coding with inspiration.
Allan invites you to his design blog at Flickr.
Who are you to the online world? Be careful, you may be someone you weren't thinking...
Seth Godin and Gary Vaynerchuk; two names you should definitely know in the blogosphere.
It takes something more than fear to earn someone's long-lasting respect; it takes love. Hear how Allan learned this principal from an unlikely source.
What does a really good day truly consist of?
Listen to Steve on the newest episode of the railsenvy.com podcast.
Steven talks about Less Everything's recipe for success through the lens of LovdByLess.
Steven tells us a little bit about GitHub and the numerous possibilities of open source coding.
Would you drive a hundred miles in the middle of the night to pick up a friend in need?
This is a look at how timing and awareness can help you realize and reach your target audience.
A link to a photo we found flattering.
We brought Lovd into the world because we saw a need for an open source social network. Announcing: Lovd by Less.
You can't let your work cause you to neglect your life. Here are a few things Allan, Steve and the Less Everything team do to maintain balance.
Here are 2 methods that work in conjunction with Chris Wanstrath's try().
How to create a user account with administrative privileges using one command.
Allan reviews his 2nd book, Seth Godin's "The Dip" in a way you're probably not expecting.
A few thoughts about what it takes (or may take) to be a competent design or code strategist.
Steven discusses some ins and outs of haml and JavaScript with some tips to help you along the way.
Clients should seek you because of your reputation and skill; not your low price.
For those of you who do not use Cheat Sheets, you should. For those of you that do, they just got better.
In an industry like this, it's easy to forget how blessed we are to work here.
A short rant about why meetings and certain phone calls aren't productive.
Allan reviews the difficult user experience of a semi-popular stock photo source.
Steve gives an interesting review of Zed's "Rails is a Ghetto" article.
Allan talks in detail about his time at SEED Conference 2008.
Here are a few reasons working on your own and being your own boss stinks.
If you have a bad editor, you are probably wasting ad dollars.
A design review of two presidential splash pages from the 2008 campaign.
This is why Twitter's registration process and easy use alone makes it successful.
Allan shows us a few examples of the kind of casual copy we'd all like to see more of.
When are text message appropriate to notify customers about the status of their service?
Olmo Maldonado gets fired from MooTools for being a MooTool.
In a day and age where correspondence is the thing; emails are everything.
A little bit from Steven about the upcoming Ruby 1.9 update.
If your design isn't getting the job done, here's a couple common mistakes.
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