A friend posted this on his blog, and I just had to borrow it…
I think this is an incredible visulization of how web design has evolved, why, and where it goes from here.
From Twitter
- KatherineD: check this out if you like to throw parties :) www.opmom.com/partychatwiththeexperts October 15, 2008
- KatherineD: @lauras ah yes, THAT I believe... esp on certain days :) October 14, 2008
- KatherineD: @lauras thanks for the follow! I too enjoy wine and drupal but not at the same time ;) October 14, 2008
- KatherineD: Houston Linux Enthusiasts: there's a Linux Journal meetup next Tuesday, 7pm at the Red Lion Pub on Shepherd October 14, 2008
- KatherineD: oooh, now we're talking net neutrality October 13, 2008
- KatherineD: @garethgreenaway oops, that last one was for you :) October 13, 2008
- KatherineD: @mollydotcom talking about her meetings with him and IE 8 standards compliance October 13, 2008
- KatherineD: OH: Bill Gates is all about opening it up October 13, 2008
- KatherineD: @chadwollenberg yes, you can download it, or you can watch the streaming episodes posted at linuxjournal.com October 13, 2008
- KatherineD: @mikemcguff oh wow. it was yours? I am SO sorry. that's awful http://tinyurl.com/3crscp/local&id=6446793 October 13, 2008
Linux Journal
- Finding Which RPM Package Contains a File October 15, 2008 Dashamir Hoxha
- The Tao of Linux October 15, 2008 Phil Hughes
- Bash: Redirecting Input from Multiple Files October 14, 2008 Mitch Frazier
- Ideas Wanted: Creative Heat Recycling from Servers October 14, 2008 James Gray
- Keeping the Kernel Klean October 13, 2008 Doc Searls
- Discovery - VSTi Analog Synthesis For Linux October 13, 2008 Dave Phillips
- uDig GIS: A First Look October 10, 2008 James Gray
- Linux Journal Live - Oct 9, 2008 October 9, 2008 Shawn Powers
- Venezuela Gets It October 9, 2008 Phil Hughes
- Why eBay Should Open-Source Skype October 9, 2008 Glyn Moody
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