by Karsten Januszewski on Aug 16, 2010 in Development
Building The Archivist introduced several architectural difficulties, which were solved over a number of iterations and trials and error. Implementing the core three features of The Archivist (archiving, analyzing and exporting) in a scalable and responsive way proved Read More…
by Nishant Kothary on Aug 12, 2010 in Design
Two weeks ago I decided to use the controversial HTML5 structural tags, <article> & <section>, in the real world. A week ago I found the first white hair on my head. Read More…
by Tim Aidlin on Aug 12, 2010 in Process
For a long time designers were forced to use Macromedia / Adobe Flash for a lot of animations in their designs. With the rise of JavaScript, however, designer/developers are now empowered to create a vast array of animations and functionality Read More…
by Jonah Sterling on Aug 05, 2010 in Process
Designers and developers have something incredibly important in common—but people forget it all the time. Read More…
by Nishant Kothary on Jul 29, 2010 in News
It’s time to get back to the basics—back to optimizing every little byte like your life depends on it. Announcing 10K Apart, a contest for people who make web sites. Read More…
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The Archivist
A service that lets you search for tweets. You can create, analyze, visualize, export and share archives of tweets.
