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Nous lançons aujourd’hui Responsive Museum Week avec Geoffrey Dorne, et avec tous ceux qui nous rejoignent.

Du 15 au 24 octobre 2012, remixez les sites des grands musées. Pour les rendre modernes, responsives, mobiles. Partagez vos css remixées avec tous les utilisateurs.

Du web design pour les utilisateurs, par les utilisateurs !

Le nouveau site du Centre Pompidou, projet de longue haleine et coûteux, a été critiqué sous des axes variés –  open source, web design, licences. Ces critiques peuvent sembler, séparement, catégorielles ou venant de professionnels obsédés par leur propre métier.

Je trouvais intéressant de rassembler ces critiques pour montrer leur cohérence. Chacune de ces 5 critiques est aussi accompagnée d’une recommandation issu de la communauté, avec un lien vers le profil Twitter d’une des personnes, parmi d’autres, qui a relayé cette recommandation.

À l’occasion des Coding Goûters, je publie une courte série d’article. Retrouvez-les sur ils.sont.la

Coding Goûter est un événement mensuel où enfants et parents jouent avec des outils de programmation, des jeux et puzzles algorithmiques, des environnements de développement et une variété de languages. Un goûter, c’est un goûter, et donc nous mangeons aussi des gâteaux et des bonbons !

This is part of a short series of articles on Coding Goûter. Read them on ils.sont.la

Coding Goûter is a monthly event where kids and parents play with a variety of programming tools, algorithmic games and puzzles, development environments, and languages. Goûter is French for a child’s afternoon snack or party, so we eat cakes and candies too!

Regex builder and debugger, tested and approved by the Hacker News community.

Commercial but cheap Javascript 2D Game Engine.

"AngularJS lets you extend HTML vocabulary for your application."

The blind model is a photo session in which the model can only see what the camera sees.
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After my first t-shirts series, here is another one that I am prototyping. This series play with the lexicon from gender studies and queer political movements. They created new words to identify old and new behaviors that weren’t named. I used this lexicon, making labels that would at first be perceived as oxymorons, social impossibility - or at least revealing something very odd about the wearer.

There is not that much of life debuggers yet, just over fifty, but a couple of people already told me that the interface is oppressive, confusing. And that I don’t give enough information on the home page for people to understand the project, before they sign-in. It’s true, and I don’t want to avoid that!

Last year I worked on the development of a DVD Game title, in a small multimedia studio of around a dozen people.
One of the most fascinating tool that we used was a bug tracker. A bug tracking system is a resolution oriented project manager, with a very strong emphasis on ultra-communication through a web and e-mail based interface. Every single problem in the project is supposed to be filed, commented, revised, fixed, then closed.

I started to think about making T-shirt series some years ago. I had an intense rebound on that last year, with a lot of potential motifs and sketches. But I wasn’t sure about the way to print them. It was supposed to be limited editions, or better said, each T-shirt would be a one-off. Standard transfers do not look good enough. Silkscreening is not a light enough process to experiment. So… It was all postponed.