I don’t use diptychs very often when I’m processing my photos but when I do, it’s almost always a hassle. But those days are over with Tych Panel 2 (for Adobe Photoshop). I could try and explain how it works but the introduction video on their website tells it better than I could, be sure [...]
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Posted on Friday, May 18th 2012 by Jan in Photography, SoftwareFive responsive web design pitfalls to avoid →
Posted on Thursday, May 17th 2012 by Jan in Web developmentCreating great responsive experiences requires a hell of a lot more than media queries. If you think creating squishy layouts is all this responsive thing is about, you’re missing the point. The fact is we need to deliver a solid user experience to a growing number of web-enabled devices, and creating entirely separate device experiences [...]
Viscri, Romania (May 2012)
Posted on Thursday, May 10th 2012 by Jan in TravelI spent last weekend visiting a small Romanian village called Viscri, as part of a planning-trip for a youth-project that my sister is doing this summer. We left Brussels on Friday (May 4th) with the 10h20 Tarom flight to Bucharest. “We” in this case means: my sister Liesbet (the project leader), Vanessa (who was with [...]
Hugh Laurie’s ‘House’: No Pain, No Gain →
Posted on Thursday, May 10th 2012 by Jan in podcastHugh Laurie talks about playing Doctor House on said popular TV show. What surprised me the most when hearing this interview is that I didn’t know he was British because when he’s on the show, he talks completely without an accent. Anyway, worth the listen if you like the show.
WordPress Client Development
Posted on Wednesday, April 25th 2012 by Jan in Development, WordPressThe Monday by Noon blog has been a great resource for WordPress (and overall development) tips these past couple of months and when Jonathan released his book “WordPress for Client Projects“, I was sure it was going to be a good read. The first part of the book is mainly focussed on the processes involved [...]