26 Things to Note Before You Develop a Website
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The New York Times is redesigning its Web site — starting with the article experience.
http://www.nytimes.com/marketing/prototype/index.html#request
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Has adaptive design failed? Of course it bloody hasn’t. » Blog » Elliot Jay Stocks
http://www.elliotjaystocks.com/blog/has-adaptive-design-failed-of-course-it-bloody-hasntThis behaviour, right here, is the bane of the internet. Do users enjoy reading articles on #websites that are split across #multiple-pages? Hell fucking no we don’t. The only reason this exists is so ad people can sell more ads.
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#warrick - Recover lost website from the Web Infrastructure
http://code.google.com/p/warrick/wiki/About_WarrickWarrick is a utility for reconstructing or recovering a #website when a #back-up is not available. Warrick uses #Memento TimeMaps to discover archived copies of resources. Such resources may exist at the #Internet_Archive, #Google, or another archival organization. Warrick will download the pages and images and will save them to your filesystem.
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Suis pas volontaire pour un crash test, et pourtant s’ils arrivaient à restaurer le Désordre, ça serait un sacré argument de vente pour eux !
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Soigner c’est bien, prévenir, c’est mieux. Faites des sauvegardes !
Quelqu’un a essayé de restaurer SeenThis ?
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Héhé. J’ai passé pas mal de temps dessus cette aprem à essayer de piger, charger les librairies dans @INC, install via perlcpan etc... J’ai fait une pause là :D Il ne reste plus que HTTP ::Cookies qui me fait des misères...
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Do #websites need to #look exactly the #same in every #browser?
http://dowebsitesneedtolookexactlythesameineverybrowser.com
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UNHOSTED - Freedom from web 2.0’s monopoly platforms
►http://unhosted.org#Unhosted is a project for strengthening free software against hosted software. With our protocol, a #website is only source #code. Dynamic data is #encrypted and #decentralised, to per-user storage nodes. This benefits free software, as well as scalability, robustness, and online privacy.
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MediaShift . How French Site OWNI Profits by Giving Away Its Content | PBS
http://www.pbs.org/mediashift/2011/03/how-french-site-owni-profits-by-giving-away-its-content070.htmlGrosse interview d’#OWNI. Un extrait à propos du business (mais il y a plein d’autres choses très intéressantes dans cet entretien : historique du site, position (a)politique…)
So you are set up as a #non-profit or #for-profit company?
Nicolas Kayser-Bril: 22Mars is for-profit, and we did not spin off OWNI as a non-profit organization from an accounting perspective. The website does not have to make a profit in the sense that we don’t make money from the #website. No subscriptions and no hidden advertisements. The value the website provides is in gaining expertise online that we can then share and sell to clients.
So your model is basically making money by developing websites and custom social media solutions? The site is more of a testing lab?
Kayser-Bril: Exactly. You could compare it to businesses in other industries. We might start selling online objects or other products in the coming months to have more high-margin products.
We will start selling #ebooks, which is a big driving force of 22Mars — we don’t sell #content but we sell products, because everyone knows content is abundant. What’s missing is a way to properly browse through it and consume it.
