Then there’s this new kid on the block, Pinterest – pretty much the same, in my opinion, just more fancy but NOT so much “must have”………. YET. One of the reasons might be that their invites can be found next to the milk in your block’s supermarket.

Will Pinterest replace FFFFOUND!?

Yes, no and maybe.

PPPPINTEREST.

Promised too much this new years eve? Well, you could live up to some of ‘em… like learning JavaScript. This cool place called Codecademy, allows you to learn in a simple and natural way. You get all your exercises right in the browser, you code them there and get feedback directly from your tutor.

www.codecademy.com

Make your presentations more interresting and less yawn-ified, with impress.js! With more movement than a rollercoaster, every head should stay sharp til your punch line.

http://bartaz.github.com/impress.js/#/bored

Looks sweet, grab colors directly from your design, create gradients and get the output as CSS, paste ‘em into your stylesheet. Pretty much like that.

www.gradientapp.com

Geo used in the right way… go grabz yourzelfz a coldz beerz. All that remains is… where the fuck should I go for drinks?

OMG WTF BBQ?
Stripe let you build your own payment form on your website. All the sensitive stuff are being handled on their servers. From what I’ve read, all you need is a secure connection (SSL) on your site to get started. So ask your hosting about this if you don’t already know.

Stripe stores your cards, handles subscriptions and ca$h flow to your bank account.

Pricing
There are no setup fees, no card storage fees and no hidden fees. It costs you 2,9% + 30 cents / successful charge and you’ll have your money on your bank account in about 7 days.

We made it possible for you to suggest two of your connections, that you really think should meet over a lunch.

‘Cause seriously, it all starts with a lunch.

Our Awesome Team
Jonas Larsson - project manager
Stefan Ronge, Deportivo – creative director
Hampus Högberg, Deportivo – designer
Fredrik Davidsson, Teknograd – backend developer
Tommy Skott, Teknograd – frontend developer
Per Sandström, Kollegorna – frontend developer
Per Torberger, One Man Show – copywriter
Mattias Åkerberg, Please Copy Me – copywriter
Jeanette Fors-Andrée, Krisinstitutet – communication strategist
Malin Ströman, SVT – digital strategist
Micco Grönholm, Pyramid – brand strategist
Åsa Wallenrud, writer (one of the editors of Lilla Gumman) – planner

In English
http://www.youguysshouldlunch.com/

In Swedish
http://www.lunchaihop.se/

When building a website there are some things you should know. Almost every website is built with HTML & CSS, you use HTML to markup all the elements and CSS to style them, such as text color and position.

This website explains how it works.

A service for your business, to help you with customer support, through all channels. It’s all integrated in one place, Facebook, Twitter, Phone calls and e-mail. So no need to switch between multiple apps/sites. It’s all there, 24/7.

“Fifty percent of Internet users visit a social network every day, and many look for customer support there. Assistly helps you monitor the customer experience on social networks and solve problems where customers live and play.”

More here.