In this week’s episode, John O’Nolan takes the reigns and steps things up a level with 3 amazing guests. First up in Chris Spooner of SpoonGraphics fame, giving us a modest insight into his meteoric rise within the Web industry. Following Chris, we talk to Jack Osborne off of HTML5 Doctor about how he got involved in the site and his thought on the state of HTML5. Last but not least, we have Gavin Strange from JamFactory and Aardman Digital (yes, the same people that invented Wallace and Gromit!). Gavin infects the ExplicitWeb team with his humour and tells us about how awesome it is to work at Aardman, as well as sharing some great pieces of advice learnt from his successful career in design.
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ExplicitWeb - Season 2 Episode 2 - Chris Spooner, Jack Osborne, and Gavin Strange
Tagged with web design web development html5 design graphics
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ExplicitWeb - Season 2 - Episode 1 - Staying ahead of the game
In this week’s episode, Rob Hawkes presents “Staying ahead of the game” focusing on the following questions:
- What things are you most excited about for the next year or so?
- How do you make sure your skills don’t become obsolete?
- How do you know what’s worth learning and what’s not worth your time? -How do you keep track of the new things happening in the industry?
Tagged with web design web development html5 technology education learning
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ExplicitWeb - Season 2 - Episode 0 - Introducing the New Season of ExplicitWeb
This week Hannah, John O’Nolan & Rob Hawkes talk about what they’ve been up to, and more importantly what’s coming in Season 2 of ExplicitWeb.
Tagged with web design development programming design google twitter
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ExplicitWeb - Episode 8 - Google Analytics, Twitter Content & The IE6 Debate
On this week’s show Hannah introduces Google Analytics, Rob talks about the use of Twitter as a content distribution network and John creates the big debate: Should we still be supporting IE6?
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ExplicitWeb - Episode 7 - Content vs. Design, Microformats, Working in Bursts, and the iPad
On this week’s show we have an extra segment presented by our magical mystical internet guest: Rick Nunn. Rick takes us through content vs design and why he thinks most people are doing it wrong. Elsewhere, Hannah introduces microformats and discusses the relevance of valid vs semantic markup, John divulges his ultimate tips for productivity (and a new way of life) and finally Rob discusses how he thinks the iPad is about to change web development.
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ExplicitWeb - Episode 6 - Future of Web Design, Psycho-babble for the Soul, and Arduino
On this week’s show John reviews his visit to the Future of Web Design Conference (FOWD), Hannah tries to identify and solve the problems in client relationships using psychology theory, and Rob gets physical with the interweb in his topic on Arduino.
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ExplicitWeb - Episode 5 - WordPress 3.0 Special with Core Developer Andrew Nacin
This week’s show is a WordPress special. We invite Andrew Nacin, from the WordPress core development team, to be our first ever guest on the show. We grill Nacin on how he got involved with WordPress, ask him what’s up and coming in WordPress 3.0 and get some top tips on how to get involved in developing for WordPress.
Tagged with cms web design web development wordpress trac opensource open-source blogging
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ExplicitWeb - Episode 4 - Episode 4 - CMS, Conferences, and Crazy Ideas
On this week’s show Hannah introduces content management systems, John talks about DIBI and the web design conference experience and Rob discusses ways and means of making time for those fun projects & ideas that never seem to find the light of day.
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ExplicitWeb - Episode 3 - Degrees, Jobs, and Workspaces
On this week’s show Rob discusses the pros and cons of web-related higher education, Hannah hashes out top tips for getting the top jobs inspired by a comment in .Net mag, and John goes solo with his highs and lows of the home office.
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ExplicitWeb - Episode 2 - HTML5 Special
On this week’s show John introduces the basics of HTML5, Rob describes how to get animating with HTML5 Canvas and Hannah debates whether or not Flash has a future.
Tagged with web design web development html5 canvas javascript flash video
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