I’ve been terribly busy in the last months. I’ll probably write a better summary of the work I’ve been doing later, but here’s a quick update about what’s been happening lately.
I’m coming to San Francisco for about 10 days tomorrow. I’m going with a group of people from Klak and I’m very excited about it. We’re seeing a few big tech startups, design companies and more. I’ve never been to the USA and I’ve always wanted to visit the tech hub of the world.
Nordic Innovation, issue number two is out. This one is devoted to music and sound.
There’s an article I wrote on 8 music-related startups in there which you should check out 
http://www.nordicinnovation.is/
Programmers and other geeks love to talk about the tools they use. I won’t go into the languages, databases and what have you, but I want to explain a little bit about the setup I use to develop on and hopefully some of it can help someone out there facing the same issues.
Even though I use Windows as my primary operating system, I’m a pure open source guy and I primarily develop using PHP on nginx/apache and MySQL.
So, this is my stack;
This blog post was published on the css-tricks blog today:
It explains how you can create a bubble on top of a range-slider html5 form element, which shows the value of the slider.
The IE team released a new preview of IE10 beta today along with a video demo.
The video goes out of it’s way to point out some difference in CSS3 column rendering between IE 10 and Firefox 4:
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