A Web Developer's Bookmarks

19 Jun, 2009
2 Comments
Like many web developers out there I strive to stay on top of developments in the industry. I love my RSS reader dearly. But now that I'm spending much of my time running the business - as opposed to before we started HG and I spent most of my time in production - I'm finding it difficult to stay on top of my bookmarks. By the end of each week I have a set of 8 or 10 tabs open in Safari that I've kept open all week... been meaning to read them... just didn't have/find/make the time. I've got folders upon folders of "Read This Stuff" or "Bookmark Cleanup" or "Ideas for (x, y, z)" Others have written about the info glut problem. Second In-Box Syndrome, Unread Item Guilt... whatever you want to call it. There are even people developing elegant solutions to this problem. So at least I know I'm not alone. So I thought I'd post my latest collections here in a list. This is approximately 6 months worth of bookmarks. They're not all new, but they were all new to me in 2009. It's a good glimpse into my mind to see what aspects of web & business development are important to me lately. Obviously, I've been doing a lot of jQuery & WordPress work these past six months! It's been interesting trying to categorize these. Many of them fit into multiple categories.

CSS

jQuery

AJAX

Forms

Navigation Menus

User Interface Design

WordPress

Drupal

Web Applications

Social Networking

Ecommerce

Branding

Business / Finding & Landing Web Design Jobs

iPhone App/Web Development

Writing

Wine

Miscellaneous

Comments

Mr.LEIF its not possible for

Mr.LEIF
its not possible for normal humans :)

King Regards,
Alfred
Leif Miltenberger
June 19, 2009
8:00 am

My god - when I see it all in a single list, I really have to wonder: how can anyone possibly keep up with it all?

My god - when I see it all in

My god - when I see it all in a single list, I really have to wonder: how can anyone possibly keep up with it all?

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