Daily Radar #6

Today’s roundup of links to cool stuff we’ve come across.

Field Notes launching the “national crop” brand notebooks – aslo made this cool ass video to promote the Aaron Draplin’s notebook archive website. – Go watch this shit!

Fitdesk, standup and pedal your butt off while you code. Could be useful, or could cause a back injury you decide. HT @cdharrison.

Create the Illusion of Stacked Elements with CSS3 Pseudo-Elements.

Rackspace gets its OpenStack cloud in order

Why Jakob Nielsen Is Wrong About Mobile Websites

Rickshaw is a JavaScript toolkit for creating interactive time series graphs.

Today’s roundup of links to cool stuff we’ve come across.

Field Notes launching the “national crop” brand notebooks – aslo made this cool ass video to promote the Aaron Draplin’s notebook archive website. – Go watch this shit!

Fitdesk, standup and pedal your butt off while you code. Could be useful, or could cause a back injury you decide. HT @cdharrison.

Create the Illusion of Stacked Elements with CSS3 Pseudo-Elements.

Rackspace gets its OpenStack cloud in order

Why Jakob Nielsen Is Wrong About Mobile Websites

Rickshaw is a JavaScript toolkit for creating interactive time series graphs.

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