Adrian Unger

Google App Engine provided a slew of learning, and allowed me to rapidly build my side-projects.

The implementation and advocacy of responsive web design is increasing, and possibly fully manifested in the web design community.

Omtask is an omnibox task manager for people that want to finish tasks, not organize them.

When I was working in a team of about ~15 at an Advertising Agency, we were commonly trying to perfect how we all interacted with each other.

A few weeks ago I posted about possible drawbacks of being a self-taught web developer and I got some really good feedback.

I had yet to notice any drawbacks of working in a field where I have either taught myself what I need to know or learned through work experience.

Since I missed the chance to see one of my all-time favourite people live, in Vancouver, I had an all-too-good reason to visit Seattle for the first time.

I don't subscribe to any sort of minimalist way of life.

While remaining rather minimal, Task Thing has a new feature—more specifically a helpful piece of data is now displayed on completed tasks.

I really like the Posterous approach to publishing online—I often write my ideas down in GMail.

The most difficult part of installing Google App Engine on Windows is the SSL module.

WordPress 3 is out: And it makes developing feature rich, user maintainable websites possible with the just the core.

I have recently jumped back into the freelance world.

Fading in elements incrementally in order of the dom tree is cool, but so is fading in elements in random order.

I have relaunched my website and launched my blog as a separate website.

Chris Allen is a Vancouver based freelance Graphic Designer and Art Director, an Emily Carr Institute of Art and Design graduate and has strong roots in the Skateboarding industry.