Amuse yourself and your friends by pushing a web developer over the edge.

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Do you remember webmonkey?

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I’m sure I’ll be flamed for this. Wait, do people flame anymore? Did I just reveal how old school I am?

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A simple trick to make your Mac keyboarding a little easier.

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Hi there! Welcome to our blog. Don’t forget to sign up for our free RSS feed. We Triple Dog Dare Ya! And thanks for visiting!In the world of online lead generation, it’s really important to understand where your lead sources come from, particularly if they originate from a search engine query. In the code [...]

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I get asked this a lot by clients…..”Shouldn’t most web sites be designed with an 800×600 screen resolution in mind?”
Well, this may have been true in the 1990s but a lot has changed. I decided to query Google Analytics (which we’ve got running on this blog and the tripledogs.com site) for screen resolution information on [...]

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The good folks over at Blizzard Marketing take us back to basics on web analytics. A good read, short, informative, punchy. Learn the difference between hits, pageviews, and visitors.
http://newsletter.blizzardinternet.com/web-site-analytics-101/2005/03/15/
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The National Federation of the Blind is suing Target because their web site is inaccessible to the blind.
Like many other web developers here in Austin, we’ve participated in numerous Knowbility training classes and rallies, and let me just say a few things about the experience:

They’ve opened my eyes (no pun intended) to the plight [...]

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For those of you in the know, SOA is Service Oriented Architecture, and it’s one of those terribly geeky things that rely defy definition or classification.
What is SOA? Well, it’s best if I go to a source that at least tries to define it. Here goes from Google:

A service-oriented architecture is a collection of services [...]

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I think you’d enjoy some of these–here they are, the pantheon of IT horror projects, from ERP to big government to Y2K.
The one I like the best?

The ultimate cautionary tale for any IT manager about to pull the trigger on a new ERP implementation? FoxMeyer Drug. Following an SAP R/3 implementation in the mid- to [...]

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