Announcing Pow 0.4.0 with xip.io support
We’ve just released version 0.4.0 of Pow, our zero-configuration web server for Rails development on OS X. There are several new features in this release, including port proxying and better support for zsh users, but my favorite is a tiny addition that makes a huge difference when testing your apps on mobile devices. Pow has always made it easy to access Rails apps on your computer with its built-
Design Decisions: Calendar Notifications
One of the joys of building the new Basecamp was using the new Basecamp to quickly iterate on a design problem. Because I’m in Colorado and the rest of the team lives elsewhere, we rely on a combination of tools to share files and work through ideas. And while we might have used Campfire in the past, we now use Basecamp messages to quickly work through ideas and keep the conversation focused. Duri
The new Basecamp: Perfectly proportioned
It is said that the discovery of The Golden Section in Classical Greece was the result of the quest to identify the ideal proportion and balance in life and art. Throughout history and to this day The Golden Section has inspired the work of countless biologists, artists, musicians, historians, architects, and psychologists. We here at 37signals are no exception. When we began designing the new Bas
Basecamp Next: UI preview
When we started thinking about the design of the all new Basecamp, we had three key things in mind: Speed Big picture Focus With that in mind, and many experiments later, we came up with a unique interface that is crazy fast, excellent for big picture broad overviews, and perfectly tailored for quick focus with no distractions. We call it page stacking and we think you’re going to love it. Here’s
Design Decisions: Basecamp mobile UI
With the launch of Basecamp Mobile just a couple of weeks behind us, we wanted to take a look back at some of the design decisions we made along the way. One of the first challenges was simply how to take the Basecamp design and make it work on a much smaller screen. It needed to look like Basecamp and be familiar to people who have been using the desktop version for years. We wanted it to perform
Newseum: Today's Front Pages
The Newseum displays over 600 daily newspaper front pages from around the world in their original, unedited form (they also have a map version). Pretty cool. Dave Bednarski, a Signal vs. Noise reader, sent over a really cool Mac OS X Automator script (download the script) to pull the front pages from the papers you like and combine them into a single PDF. It’s a great way to build your own front-p
Behind the scenes at 37signals: Design
This is the first in a series of posts showing how we use Campfire as our virtual office. All screenshots shown are real and were taken during one week in September. We’ve posted photos of our Chicago office before. But this series of posts is about taking you behind the scenes at our real office: Campfire. Campfire is where our team — local and remote — gathers everyday. We use it to chat, show e
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