As explained in the video, I just turned the dev mode and used the built-in online IDE trying to unleash my creativity.
But whenever I call the increase() function, it outputs a very weird result. Is this also planned?
I'm back to therapy. Thanks, Wix! 😕
It's something that we've built recently at @pixelgrade as a new kind of parallax effect:
Product vs business difference:
– A product is something that solves someone’s problem.
– A business is a product that works so well that people will pay more than it costs to produce.
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Voltaire once said that "those who can make you believe absurdities can make you commit atrocities” and @SachaBaronCohen reflects now on how social media lets authoritarians push absurdities to billions of people. Great speech on morality: youtube.com/watch?v=ymaWq5yZ…
A murmuration of starlings is a really beautiful opening to Ethan Marcotte's talk about the tech industry and how the initial promise of liberation is never, ever fulfilled 👉 youtu.be/7nQu-NwSyCQ?t=156
Alain de Bottom it's clinically cynical and I'm worried that we might look alike. "We seem normal only to those who don’t know us very well" and more on this enjoyable speech 👉 youtu.be/DCS6t6NUAGQ
@oanafilip is encouraging you to think more about what you already do and how you can make most out of it. Yes. Including money. A well-thought-out article, Oana! 👏
Learn more on how to make money out of what you already have 👉 pixelgrade.com/blog/customer…
@oanafilip encourage you to be brave when choosing a company that you want to join and shares some advice along the way. Well done, Oana! 👏
Learn more about our approach to bringing new people on board at @pixelgrade 👉 pixelgrade.com/blog/culture/…
"Working the Weekly 1:1" - @cwodtke link.medium.com/hZLI9F6KET
ALT “A coach who tells you how to solve your problems is giving your a one-size-fits-all answer, creating dependency if the advice works and blowing up in your face when it’s wrong. But a coach who pushes you to closely examine your situation and develop your own solutions is a great coach.” from “Working the Weekly 1:1” by Christina Wodtke.
Hugh Laurie // "It's a terrible thing, I think, in life to wait until you're ready. I have this feeling now that actually no one is ever ready to do anything. There is almost no such thing as ready. There is only now. And you may as well do it now." nitch.com/posts/131551829699…
"So you are here and I am here, spending our time as we must. I am not trying to spend this time as I spend most of my time, trying to get you to like me." vimeo.com/45097801
There are not so many conferences out there that can have such an intimate yet forceful impact on us. The @pofstorytelling is an outstanding gathering where you will never be the same after you reach the end.
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