Faire une landing page. The Full Stack, Part I. The HTML5 Experiments of Hakim El Hattab. Experiments This is my creative lab and interactive playground. It's focused on the exploration of interaction, visual effects and technologies. Flipside Flipside A button that seamlessly transitions from action to confirmation Monocle List Monocle List Scroll the page and see list items expand under the magnifying area. Checkwave Checkwave Check a checkbox to generate a wave of checkboxes. Device Loop Animation View the device loop A device loop animation that I created for the new slid.es home page. Flexing Pagination View Flexing Pagination A UI experiment with pagination arrows that "flex" when you hover or press them.
Assorted CSS Animations I've been having a lot of fun creating these small CSS-only animations lately. View Cloud Animation View Spinner Animation View Hole Animation Ladda Open Ladda A UI concept which merges loading indicators into the action that invoked them. Kontext Open Kontext A context-shift transition inspired by iOS. Hypnos Open Hypnos Kort View demo Fokus Linjer Avgrund meny Radar Coil.
Semantic Enterprise 2.0 - Enabling Semantic Web technologies in. The State of the Market in Semantic Technologies. Tom Tague from Thomson Reuters' OpenCalais team did a keynote speech today at SemTech in San Jose. His presentation was a wonderful wrapup of current semantic technology trends, and what we can expect over the next few years. To open, he said that where we are now in the evolution of the Web is content rich, but information poor - plus "experientially deficient". He suggested that 'web 3.0' is about cleaning up the mess of web 2.0 and improving interfaces. In terms of semantic technology, he explained that over the past 5 years it has evolved from invention of standards to a period of commercial innovation on top of those inventions. While standards are still being worked on, now "we are at an inflection point where innovation is exploding.
" Tague called Calais, the project he leads at Thomson Reuters, "a web service a.k.a. plumbing". Tools Semantic data mgmt Semantic data generation Databases Integration and workflow Tague said that tools are important, particularly in the enterprise. Open Source ERP. Employee Time Tracking and Time Management Software | RescueTime. Vooices controls web apps with voice - and could verify celebs o. What Drives Consumer Adoption Of New Technologies? I'm participating in a panel discussion this morning during the offsite of a major media company. They sent me a list of questions in preparation of the event. One of the questions was the title of this post; "What drives consumer adoption of new technologies? ".
It's an interesting question and one I've never tried to answer directly in writing. But it's also a question we attempt to answer every day in our firm as we evaluate thousands of new startups every year. Let's take ten of the most popular new consumer technology products in recent years (with a couple of our portfolio companies in the mix): iPhone, Facebook, Wii, Hulu, FlipCam, Rock Band, Mafia Wars, Blogger, Pandora, and Twitter and let's try to describe in one sentence or less why they broke out (feel free to debate the reasons they broke out in the comments): In most of these cases, the breakthrough product or service delivered a new experience to consumers that they had never had before. Announcing the 2010 OnMedia 100. This year's 100 top companies -- plus 35 to watch -- are transforming the digital media paradigm into a vital new distribution pathway for forward-thinking, technology-minded product developers and their consumers.
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Web design. Ongoing · Doing It Wrong. Enterprise Systems, I mean. And not just a little bit, either. Orders of magnitude wrong. Billions and billions of dollars worth of wrong. Hang-our-heads-in-shame wrong. These last five years at Sun, I’ve been lucky: I live in the Open-Source and “Web 2.0” communities, and at the same time I’ve been given significant quality time with senior IT people among our Enterprise customers.
What I’m writing here is the single most important take-away from my Sun years, and it fits in a sentence: The community of developers whose work you see on the Web, who probably don’t know what ADO or UML or JPA even stand for, deploy better systems at less cost in less time at lower risk than we see in the Enterprise. This is unacceptable. The Web These Days · It’s like this: The time between having an idea and its public launch is measured in days not months, weeks not years. And what do you get? Obviously, the technology matters. The Server Room Blog: Cloud Computing and the Hype Cycle. The CHAOS Report 2009 on IT Project Failure. June 16, 2009 | Author: PM Hut | Filed under: Uncategorized The CHAOS Report 2009 on IT Project Failure By Jorge Dominguez The Standish Group collects information on project failures in the IT industry and environments with the objective of making the industry more successful and to show ways to improve its success rates and increase the value of the IT investments.
The latest results have been compiled into the CHAOS Report 2009 published by the organization in April. Problem: it measures success by only looking at whether the projects were completed on time, on budget, and with required features and functions (met user requirements). The organization leaves out of its measures the quality, the risk, and customer satisfaction. CHAOS Report - Pie Chart The report shows that software projects now have a 32% success rate compared to 35% from the previous study in 2006 and 16% in 1994. Jorge Dominguez, PMP® Related Articles.
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