Pestered by my colleague Jason Weathersby (“you should have a share button on your blog, I don’t want to copy and paste the title and the URL”) I just added a “share on Twitter” button at the end of all my posts here on the blog. I looked at a few plugins and the official […]

Speaking on stage and in meetings is all about doing it and repeating it until you are more confident and good at it. Yes, you can rehearse the one talk to rule them all and repeatedly deliver it but I promise it will be much more rewarding to you and your audiences to mix it […]

WebVisions is an interesting series of events in the US and Europe. The audience is incredibly creative and mixed and the workshops range from the traditional web tech topics to robotics to hacking for good and up to getting kids to build their first machines. This year I got invited to give the closing talk […]

…it is prudent to think of a few things: Forms are incredibly important for the web. People enter data into them and the data goes to a server (via HTTP and a page reload, into a frame, or via XHR).Entering forms is annoying and frustrating as in many cases you need to look up data […]

FirefoxOS has been my main focus over quite a period of time now. I worked with the system, I helped developers port their apps to it and I spend hours and hours writing about it, making demos and talking to the press and anyone who’d stand still long enough (or sit on a plane next […]