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What are some good resources for aspiring web designers? I've been a software developer and web app builder for nearly a decade but my UI skills are from an engineer's perspective. I appreciate quality design and great UX and I'd like to become a better designer myself, what are some good resources to get started with and/or follow (i.e. blogs, twitter accounts, etc)?
I'll start with a couple that I think are relevant:
http://www.alistapart.com/
http://www.sitepoint.com/books/design2/ (the principles of beautiful web design)
Thanks in advance.
Here are a few I think are relevant...
http://www.awwwards.com
http://www.smashingmagazine.com
http://css-tricks.com
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which one of those is better for building custom product? which one is easier and faster for development? i found vtiger to contains more modules but on the other hand sugarcrm seems to have better docs and easier in development. Is this correct?
I know this is an old question, but the answer is still relevant. SugarCRM has its own quirks and unusual ways of doing some things, but is getting better organised with each version. vTiger, last time I looked at the code (a year ago) is still a disorganised hack-fest of thrown-together code. I would not personally touch the latter with a proverbial barge-pole.
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I'm considering using Ember.js to develop my new websites.
I'm not sure how stable & how much it being used by the community for big projects.
Would you recommend using it?
Do you know big websites that are using it?
Thanks,
Lior
A simple googling would've given you these:
1: Quora: What are the advantages of using Ember.js?
2: Top 8 Best Looking SproutCore Websites (SproutCore 2.0 was recently renamed to Ember.js -- see Wikipedia)
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I'm .Net Developer.
Now I want to learn Silverlight.
Please Provide some guidance for how can learn ?
Which book or site I would prefer ?
I learned by diving in and building an application, along with a book (Pro Silverlight 2 in C# 2008 by MacDonald) and lots of googling, watching videos, www.silverlight.net, and some help from Stack Overflow.
But I guess it really depends on how you learn best, and what you want to do with it.
The basics of it come down to knowing XAML, Blend (maybe), and how to build services.
As a starting point, have a look at the many resources available on http://silverlight.net, e.g videos, quickstarts and so on.
Also check out the reference documentation in MSDN, it also has a getting started section.
Ref :- How to learn Silverlight fast?
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There is so many ways to improve the actionscript performance and reduce code size. Let share what tricks you can come up with.
If you search on google for as3 tips you can find a lot. First check all the pages on the kirupa forum.
Kirupa tricks and tips
Grant Skinner also made some nice performace tips and tricks about the Flash 10(.1)
Then if you want to profile self and see some deep going optimization's go visit jpaucliar's blog
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I'm quite new to this mobile development. I just download the Qt SDK from the Nokia web site.
My background is C,C++ and I am not very familiar with the visual/IDE kind of stuff. Normally I do things using the console and the vi editor, etc. I have been spending almost 10 years of development mainly on web applications (PHP/Python/Flex/ActionScript/JavaScript/C/etc).
I am interested in jumping into this new wagon, of applications for mobiles. I need some guide to start with, any references such online documents/readings/examples or books for a starter like me.
There is a official Qt book here. There are also other good books you can check out. You can find one that best suits your needs, given the background you came from and the knowledge you possess.
This would be a good site if you want to get started right away.
Documentation sites:
http://doc.trolltech.com/
http://www.forum.nokia.com/Tools_Docs_and_Code/Documentation/