Ecommerce developers with Magento

Our friends and coworkers at Surgeworks Mobile released an awesome iPhone game application called “Letter Blocks World“. We are playing with it for days now and having lots of fun!

There are many tools available for developing web applications, but if you use Linux, the situation is dramatically changed. There are only few compared to other platforms.

Ney Ricardo from our Surgeworks design team wrote a blog post few months ago that now became quite popular after it got featured on Smashing Magazine. To make designers and developers life easier, Ney created a Facebook GUI PSD resource that is given to you for free. The purpose of this GUI kit is to speed up Facebook interface design, sparing you from drawing all the comps and letting you customize all the texts, buttons and data as you need.

I’ve heard of PostRank a long time ago and I’ve been using it since to track the influence of certain websites in the social web. PostRank makes awesome rang lists for almost any topic you can think of, ranking websites by their social influence. Have a look at the E-Commerce topic to see what I’m talking about.

“It’s simple for us and it’s simple for clients” cried Željko Prša, our frontend developer over a year ago in our first Ask a developer episode. Our clients know that we use Basecamp as our collaboration tools because of its simplicity and the fact that clients get familiar with it in a short time. However, we really miss some of the simple features that would improve usability a lot.

Yes I know the title is totally misleading since it’s not about safari, but I got your attention didn’t I

This post is about the Safari 5 and (in my humble opinion) it’s 3 most relevant features worth reading about.

So you would like to make dynamic dropdown list using Ext.js and you want it to be browser compatible, including IE browsers. You could use innerHtml to inject options in your “select” element of a dropdown list. Which looks like:

Since it’s crucial to have a responsive site let alone online store you’ll definitely want to do anything humanly possible to make that store run fast. Here’s one way of doing it.

What are your customers doing when they’re online? With all the online social networking hype around, is there a way to figure out how to make the most of it and help boost your online sales? What should you know before you invest in reaching out to them? In any case, you need to learn more about your customers and their online social behavior, and Social Technographics can help start you up.

As I already said on Twitter, we’re starting this brand new series of videos called “Ask a Developer”, you can ask questions via Twitter hashtag #askadeveloper or send your question via at reply to @inchoo. Here is the video, watch for the blooper at the end!