My january tagcloud
Posted January 27th, 2010 by karinesabatierMy january TagCloud generated by Wordle.net

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Agilité, photographie, webdesign & communautés en ligne
My january TagCloud generated by Wordle.net

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(In case you wonder, I am not related to either Snapfish or Photoways, I’m just an ordinary customer)
Lately, I’ve been testing two competing photo printers : Photobox (aka as Photoways) and Snapfish.
Let me start by saying I used to be a faithful Photobox client for 5 years. I’ve always thought they rates were a bit expensive but they (used to) have a very good printing quality for what I call everyday pictures (I exclude B&W from this). Their books are also a very good product and I made several good gifts out of them.
Tags: Magcloud, photo poster, photo prints, Photobox, prints, Snapfish
Avec un peu de retard je viens vous souhaiter ici une bonne et heureuse année 2010.
Ici en Bretagne, l’année démarre avec un superbe projet qui se concrétise : j’ai le plaisir de vous annoncer le lancement de l’association Agile Breizh.
L’ambition d’Agile Breizh est de faciliter les différentes dynamiques agiles dans le grand ouest telles que Agile Rennes, Agile Nantes, Agile Vannes et les communautés de développeurs agiles à l’image de Rennes On Rails et Alt.Net Rennes.
Tags: agile, agilité, Breizh, Bretagne, praticiens agiles
Amazing and surreal pictures of one-shot long time exposures… from http://www.lapp-pro.de/



Tags: LAPP, Light Art Performance Photography
Métier de l’Internet
In France, the government has set up a page dedicated to the Internet-related professions. A (much too) segmented approach that fits perfectly well for big companies (still hiring specialists). Not very suitable though for nowadays Internet craftmen who are generally versatile people.
You’re a little company, now act like one
“Be human. Stop hiding. Be yourself.”
Improving testing practices at Google
“Google had a team of Test Mercenaries, who joined different teams for a short period of time to help them with testing.” Ain’t it how testing first happens everywhere? That’s how it started at Eyeka anyway.
Tags: craftmen, google, Internet, little companies, tests