Kobe Bryant is a man who doesn’t seem to age. As he gets older he seems to just get… better? His latest nickname #Vino suits him this season as he continues to put up some of the best numbers of his career. Amid the controversy and despite being 34 years old, Kobe has had one of his most efficient scoring and assists years ever.
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Fernando Torres, the subject of much controversy since his momentous move from Liverpool to Chelsea, seems to finally be gaining traction. “El Nino” has had no easy road or free passes since coming to the Blue’s, hardship and struggle has plagued his career since leaving the Merseyside. Although he had previous groundbreaking years at Liverpool, Torres has had a tough time in Chelsea.
The future does seem to be getting brighter for the Spanish striker, in his last game scoring 2 magnificent goals against Rubin Kazan. It will be exciting to see if this momentum can continue and Fernando Torres can reclaim his elite striker status.
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The Google Chromium project announced some fairly large news yesterday, they are dropping WebKit. Say hello to Blink the new Chrome engine that is based on WebKit. Blink will also be an open source project. The purpose of the new fork…
“Chromium uses a different multi-process architecture than other WebKit-based browsers, and supporting multiple architectures over the years has led to increasing complexity for both the WebKit and Chromium projects. This has slowed down the collective pace of innovation – so today, we are introducing Blink, a new open source rendering engine based on WebKit.”
Chromium Blog
When Apple first announced the world’s first smart phone, little did we know at the time the effect it would play into our daily lives. Web developers are now enthralled into the world of app and mobile development. Creating products that assimilate to every screen, perfect to every pixel. Little did we know the pain that was to come…
Today you have to be responsive, native, and beautiful. All these things have typically come at a price, a sacrifice somewhere in order to accomplish all of these “must have’s” for your project. Well you may be able to sacrifice a little less with some of the latest tools that we have at our disposal. Things like CSS processing, media queries, and amazing JavaScript frameworks can really help to accomplish these goals.
As I relax in the comfort of a small but well know Wisconsin tavern, the snow blowing and coming down. Warm and enjoying the never ending supply of coffee, hearing the bar tender mention the specials for the third or so time. The lifestyle seems relaxed and simple, slow moving and friendly. People talking about their friends and latest happenings in their lives, but as I listen (not that I am trying to eavesdrop, mind you) the conversations seem to mostly be based around technology. The latest app they have discovered that has changed their daily commute, or the faster way they have found to text.