FloopsView more presentations from ngogerty. Hmm, I am a fan of (systems thinking) methodologies and tools for visualization, so this visual feedback language proposal by Nick Gogerty looks interesting. Might use this and see if it’s working, ie. how well one can communicate systems behaviour and complexities with floops (besides, floops is a name just too […]
Patterns, Components, and Code, Oh My! By Erin Malone (check out the excellent series on working with patterns and the equally interesting book)
1. Resistance is a good thing; it’s the energy that fuels change; 2. It’s about emotions, and in the first place: your own; 3. It’s about relations, first on trust and then on agreement; 4. It’s about platforms – a platform for emotions; not a burning platform; 5. It is about you – up close […]
Well, Bootstrapping can be good, but you need to know when to scale it up … there’s a difference between lingering on and pursuing natural, organic growth. Whatever happened to big thinking in business (you know the answer, it’s alive and well). Transcript here.
WTF is Social Media NOW? View more presentations from Ankit Bathija. Via Stefan
How could I resist video footage of a talk named this way? And Simon Wardley is always worth the time and attention. More Oscon 2010 footage via the O’Reilly channel
I need this – always have a lot of open tabs in my browsers. Yes, info glut, tabitis and keeping open tabs as a todo list … please, Chrome/ Chromium team, can we haz that too? An Introduction to Firefox’s Tab Candy from Aza Raskin on Vimeo.
