I am all about creating and optimizing simple interfaces for the web. During projects I focus on serving websites fast and knowing the server technology. If you feel like it, check my blog or the projects.
Tim Benniks, front-end engineer.
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blogpost — Sunday, June 7, 2009
Zotonic—A quick overview.
In an earlier installment I wrote about the reasons why we started building the content management system Zotonic using the programming language Erlang. In this installment I will give a quick overview of the data model and the basic building blocks …
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blogpost — Sunday, June 7, 2009
Zotonic—A pragmatic and modern CMS.
We built a new content management system which will be released as open source. The CMS is loosely based on Semantic Web principles and builds upon our experience building web sites, content management systems and programming in general. We call it Zotonic.
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blogpost — Sunday, June 7, 2009
(Almost) never add a reset button to a form.
There was a time when many, many, forms on the web had a reset button. Thankfully, reset buttons are not quite as common these days, but there are enough of them out there to cause users lots of frustration.
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project — Sunday, June 7, 2009
Zotonic.com
The official Zotonic website has been released. Zotonic is an Erlang CMS. At zotonic.com you can finds it’s documentation and more.
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project — Sunday, June 7, 2009
George Perczel Live!
I did the front-end development for this project. A great design made by Mannschaft.
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project — Sunday, June 7, 2009
The New Fantastic Man Online
Fantastic Man: The Gentlemen’s Style Journal Online has a new website! I did the front-end work for this project. Mannschaft delivered a great design.