nakedgremlin

Of all the pricing structures, I really enjoyed Maciej's approach. From the site:

Users pay a one-time signup fee of around ten dollars. The fee goes up by a fractional penny with each new user.

The signup fee helps keep the site from growing too fast, and keeps Pinboard spam-free.

https://pinboard.in/about/

I absolutely love it. Two player Harry Potter was glitchy, but other experiences (ie. Borderlands, DarkSiders) all performed perfectly. One of the big bonuses was the fact that it's almost device agnostic -- you can play certain games on touch screen, PCs, Macs, and on the OnLive device itself.

This is really good stuff. Lots of practical hints and methods to get seamless iframes kosher.

Kinda curious to see the 'hastily written demo' (slide 38)...

Ha! You need to sign up for the service to see the final animation. Bravo! Bravo Kicksend! Braaaavo!

You got a sign up coming your way.

I love this product roadmap write up!

Explanations littered with reasoning and also a code-level solution for something that won't be an issue until one year down the road. Hopefully that 93KB (un-Gzipped) beast can be knocked down a bit with 2.X.

That is an impressive adaptive site design update.

A couple of things I love about this is (1) the elegance of the menu toggle to top in the small (mobile-size) view and (2) the slideshow control appearance on small view and adaptation to breadcrumb implementation on large view. Quite elegant and appropriate for each environment.

Of course, it is sad that the experience is rarely consistent when you start digging deeper into the site.

Seems odd/good that so many CDNs are popping up for JavaScript. I stumbled across this one recently (http://www.cdnjs.com/) along with the ones provided by stalwarts like Google and Microsoft.

Very impressive.

I think this is a great listing of traits and attributes.