Greeting, friends! In case you missed the Kick Awesome Show the last few weeks after the move, fear not! We’ll catch you up all quick like right here:
Episode 9
Hey look, you made it back! We were worried we might loose you in the move to this fancy new site. Join us as we talk about the Dribbble state phenomenon, littlest Longnecker’s 1st birthday, how far we would travel to shoot the show, why we ditched Vimeo for YouTube and our picks from DesignersMusic. Oh and a special guest.
Funny story. Nate and I started the Kick Awesome Show mainly to pull the suck out of Mondays. I mentioned I was frustrated with spending the entire morning answering emails that came in over the weekend (seriously, enjoy your time off, people!) and not ever getting much done in the afternoon. We’d been talking about ways to post to the blog more regularly and somehow we came up with spending Monday afternoons shooting a web show. We tried it and we’ve been amazed to see something we started for fun become watched by so many of you so quickly.
After just a few episodes we realized it was time to move it to it’s own site. Fortunately this gave us an opportunity to invest in some serious HTML5, CSS3, Typekit and Responsive design. And a bit of iPad magic, too. Read on to find out more.
Greetings fellow Kick Awesome Show watchers! Today marks the first time TKAS is showing at it’s new home, http://kickawesome.tv As such we might occasionally mention it here, but to catch new episodes you’ll need to subscribe in one of the plethora of ways below.
Join us as we high five our intern & iFontMaker, show you what we’d dress up for for Halloween, use Adobe Ideas for sketching on your iPad and our picks from DesignersMusic.
Nate and I just want to say thank you so much for taking the time to watch, and we’re excited to keep making the show even better as it becomes it’s own thing. So subscribe already!
Episode 7 is our biggest episode yet. Join us at the EECI Conference in the Netherlands (we’re international!) and keep watching for a huge, gigantimus announcement for the future of TKAS. That’s right, we’re going to the big time!
We’re a little late to the party, but wanted to give a quick wrap-up on our experience at EECIEU 2010. The ExpressionEngine & CodeIgniter Conference was in it’s third iteration, and I think it was the best. Robert from Whoooz! has been refining the schedule while still taking risks and trying new things. The single channel format this time around was much more enjoyable. At past conferences I kept having to choose certain tracks and felt like I missed things, so the simplification was great. The venue was very cool as well.
