10up has released a thorough article…
10up has released a thorough article on Google’s Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) project, and what it means for publishers. Nice resource to have on hand.
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Simplenote, acquired by Automatic in early…
Simplenote, acquired by Automatic in early 2013, has recently come out with versions for Windows and Linux. The versions are also going to be open-sourced, which is certainly something a company behind owned by Automattic would do. Simplenote is one of my most used apps, period. It’s by far my favorite note taking app with…
Automattic’s Mesh photo app is now ready for iPhone and web
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Chrome 41 making a big step for faster page speeds
From the Chromium blog, one of the more impressive performance improvements I’ve seen yet: Ideally every part of a user’s interaction with a browser is fast, starting with loading web pages. Chrome is introducing two techniques called script streaming and code caching designed to reduce that painful waiting time spent staring at a white screen,…
