- Long Live Live Arcade – Edge Online — Good Edge piece on XBLA
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- g o s u – Images from Africa — Lovely South African photoblog.
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- News – Live Arcade dev costs rising // Xbox 360 /// Eurogamer — While these budgets may seem high to indies, these budgets wouldn’t buy coffee on a triple-A console title for the retail box channel
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- AIGA – They’re not fonts! — (They’re typefaces). Some useful clarification from AIGA on the matter
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- JeffCroft.com: On personal content management — Great post by Jeff – whom I don’t always agree with. This is spot on, though; content management is hard, and when the software isn’t failing you, you often hack it into things it shouldn’t do. Bespoke is the way forward, and tools like Rails and Django a
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- Rails Rake Tasks Reference — All the rake tasks in one place. Wasn’t even aware of a lot of these. Useful.
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- New Bamboo – Rails testing pointers — Nice collection of articles on testing from the New Bamboo folks.
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- Connect360 — Connect360 lets you do all the media-sharing stuff to your XBox 360… but from a Mac, rather than a PC. And it worked first time. Two thumbs up!
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- evhead: 16 Assertions — I assert a lot of these, too; I should probably follow through on more of them.
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- adaptive path » blog » blog archive » A new framework — Todd Williams from Adaptive Path looks at a new (mental/process) framework for design. Really good article – even if you don’t ascribe to it, there’s loads to think on in there.
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