12
May
Ive been meaning to do a round-up of Quicksilver tutorial links for a while and now Ross McKillop over at SimpleHelp has taken care of that for me.
The tutorials cover everything from Installing for Beginners to Compound commands for experts.
Take a look - Quicksilver tutorial and screencast roundup
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3
May
If you liked my first attempt at building an OSX Dashboard widget and are interested in building your own custom widget check out these tutorials
downloadsquad.com dashboard widget with dashcode
http://www.makezine.com/extras/51.html
loggedoff.org creating-a-dashboard-widget
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11
Apr
Easy to use time tracker SlimTimer.com/
Legal Forms
Freelance Agreement
A standard freelance agreement you can use between yourself and a client or when hiring sub-contractors such as copywriters, designers and programmers.
Terms of Use Statement
A website Terms of Use statement that can be used on all types of websites.
Website Privacy Statement
A website user agreement statement that you can use with almost any website.
Word File (.doc)
Website Copyright Statement
A general statement to protect your intellectual property.
Word File (.doc)
http://www.designerstoolbox.com/legal/tools.php
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9
Apr
The inventor of the Web explains how the new Semantic Web could have profound effects on the growth of knowledge and innovation
Q&A with Tim Berners-Lee
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27
Mar
from http://www.digital-web.com/articles/to_dance_the_dance_of_freelance/
My best recommendation is to get involved in freelancing while you’ve still got the comfort of your full-time job. Now, for many people, this causes a conflict of interest with the current company, so be sure you aren’t violating any corporate rules by moonlighting. At the very least, there’s nothing that says you can’t put up a portfolio and start making connections. I cannot stress enough that you must have a portfolio to show examples of your work. Don’t have any work? Start by thinking of projects for yourself or friends and family that you can put together.
My first project was a three-week website that took almost an entire year to complete. In the end, it was the sum of both of our faults, but there are just some things you learn the hard way.
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