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Josh and I have a pre-show chat and then interview Lane Becker from Adaptive Path.
shownotes
- Our Trip to SXSW
- We interviewed Greg Storey, Jason Santa Maria, Shaun Inman, Tantek Celik, Ryan King, Geoffrey Veen, Jeffrey Zeldman
- Working on our first Podumentary, The Building of Magnolia
- We also met Jeffrey Grossenbach, Why the lucky stiff, Ryan and Gillian Carson
- We also banged out an alpha version of a podcast tracking service. Details coming soon, we promise!
- We re-designed SteelPixel
- Josh and I are taking our company to the next level and we need your help. We will be offering hosting for life at SteelPixel soon.
- How often do you want us to podcast?
- Send us your audio comments
- We are blogging at this web site, so please put us in your feed reader
- Reader write-in’s
- Bytemycode.com – Code repository by Matt Miller
- Fight online plagiarism with Numly, formerly ESBN.org by Chris Matthieu
- Web 2.0 Generator – Generate your own Web 2.0 web site – by John Davies
- We have our first roving field reporter – Nick Dynice, his episodes of Bar Camp LA will be released every Thursday here for the next seven weeks
- Ajax Toybox by Justin Schultz
- Ajax tutorials by Giraffe Necks
- Online Web Comic creator by Tiago Cardoso
- Lane Becker’s Bio
- We reminisce about Deja News
- Co-Founder of Adaptive Path
- Director of new ventures
- Built and sold Measure Map to Google
- Will help start-ups with user experience in exchange for equity
- Jesse James Garret from Adaptive Path coined the term Ajax
- Working with large clients versus startups
- Execute, (there’s that word again)
- Figuring out how to make money with your product
- User experience design tools
- Boltpeters.com – Remote usability testing
- Is the thing you’re building helping your user accomplish something
- Measure Map versus other stats packages
- Everybody hated their stats package
- Bloggers will check their stats package that they hate a 100 times a day
- Yahoo’s user interface guidelines
- Measure Map is written in Ruby on Rails
- Stop by the Adaptive Path party if you’re in San Francisco on a Friday
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