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We would like to give you an inside view of webfactory and the things we are dealing with in our daily work. The posts in our Inside Blog will be on topics like information architecture, screen and interface design, XHTML/CSS/Javascript and PHP. In our sandbox we are building castles out of tiny pieces of code and design.
09 Jul 2009
Yes, we geek or A Tale of Mincemeat and Zucchini
Yesterday we (dr, hs and sb) were working late, and around 10:00pm lunch seemed very long ago indeed. A quick survey of the kitchen confirmed that we had enough leftover ingredients for spaghetti bolognese with onions, tomatoes and zucchini. What we didn't have was mincemeat and somebody willing to leave his desk long enough to cook. read more
06 Mar 2009
About the TCP MSS and wrong checksums
During the last days, I had to refresh my knowledge about the gory details of the TCP protocol. By far I'm not versed enough to get into something like this or that, but at least my current problem was solved. read more
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28 Jan 2009
wfDevCamp 2008: Work Away From Work
Sometimes, special tasks require unusual measures. It was obvious that we needed to move the development of wfDynamic, webfactory’s content management framework, a big step forward. So in December 2008 the webfactory team headed to an apartment in the Austrian mountains for a week of focused, uninterrupted work. read more
07 Oct 2008
Preach What You Practice
webfactory has always been about creating highly usable and accessible websites, keeping a close watch on web standards and the POSH paradigm. This September we finally decided it was time to start preaching what we practice. read more
18 Aug 2008
Browsertesting can be fun!
Okay, enthusiasm may have gotten the better of me when I was punching in this entry's title. But even when you're doing what every frontend engineer hates by default – testing and retesting your page in the major browsers known to mankind – there are a few tools that can really make things easier for you. read more
