Month: April 2009

One point of discussion I had with J5 today around Fedora Community and links is how should you distinguish, in a web application, between links that take you elsewhere within the web application and links that take you “offsite” or outside of the web application. They’re both links, in most cases are full-page load links …

I wanted to give a huge thanks to everyone who responded to my Weighty Asynchronous UI Patterns post – I received a ton of helpful and insightful comments. I’d like to summarize the discussion into a set of patterns for future reference using the feedback you all gave me. So here we go: Formatting “In-Place” …

So the Fedora Art team uses Krita in the production of the graphic for the syslinux splash because syslinux, for some odd reason, only displays 16-bit colorspace graphics properly. (8-bit graphics look really funkified. More info on the syslinux graphics specs are available in the depths of the art team wiki pages.) I noticed today …

I’ve been working a *lot* on the Fedora Community project lately. I’ve been performing a very lightweight heuristic evaluation of the interface so far, and I ran into one issue that I’d like to address but I’m not 100% how to right now. The issue I’m struggling with right now been an annoyance for me …

(Thanks to Greg Dekonigsberg for the link to Keds Studio.) <shameless self-promotion> Mango Coconut Yuba Twist Curry with Garlic-Ginger Bok Choi or Italian Tomato & Red Pepper Seitan Cutlets with Linguine sound yummy? Check out Mo+Ray’s Kitchen, my vegetarian food blog with Ray Strode. </shameless self-promotion>

My colleague Tracey recently approached me about an event that Red Hat was involved in this past week, where were asked to help introduce 2nd – 5th grade students (7-11 years old) to a topic in engineering and/or technology. We were invited to take part in this event by leading 10-minute sessions to 15 groups …